春（chun）
Name meaning
春 (chun) means spring, renewal and growing vitality. In a Chinese given name it feels warm, fresh and human rather than abstract.
Practical naming use
春 (chun) gives a name seasonality in the best sense: new life, fresh air, growth and emotional warmth. Chinese readers immediately understand it through spring mornings, blossoms and the sense of things beginning again, so it does not need forced explanation. It works especially well for names that should feel approachable, lively and full of humane warmth rather than icy refinement or abstract grandeur.
Pair 春 (chun) with characters that stabilize or refine its warmth, such as 春安 (Chunan) Chun'an, 春和 (Chunhe), 春宁 (Chunning) or 春文 (Chunwen). The second character should keep the name from sounding like a holiday label.
春安 (Chunan): Chun contributes spring, renewal; An adds peace, safety.
Reference
Meng Haoran · Spring Dawn
Historical / name-use references
李春 (Li Chun)
Li Chun was the Sui-era bridge engineer credited with the Zhaozhou Bridge, built around 595 to 605 CE. His given name keeps 春 (Chun) in a practical, accomplished historical register rather than a decorative seasonal one.