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Hae-in
Hae-in Hae-in (海仁, benevolence of the sea) names a character at the conjunction of the most expansive natural image and the highest Confucian virtue. The sea's benevolence is not gentle or limited: it is vast, sustaining, and capable of great force. A character named Hae-in may have a quality of apparently boundless care for others that has real power behind it — someone whose benevolence is not meek or deferential but oceanic in its scope and capacity. The name suits protagonists of unusual moral depth and natural authority.
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