树（shu）
Name meaning
树 (Shu) carries tree, planting and the act of establishing what should grow over time. In a name it suggests rootedness, cultivation and a life directed toward formation rather than drift.
Practical naming use
树 (Shu) is useful when a name needs rooted growth, cultivation and the building of something that lasts rather than a flat nature gloss. Its best register is grounded, growth-oriented, so it can support a boy or unisex name that feels sturdy, teachable and easy to explain. The character works best when the second character turns planting and establishment into a distinctly human direction such as learning, moral steadiness, clarity or service.
Pair 树 (Shu) with characters such as 文 (Wen) for cultivated growth, 宁 (Ning) for steadiness, 远 (Yuan) for long-range direction, 安 (An) for rooted calm or 成 (Cheng) for completion and establishment. The second character should turn growth into a human path, not just repeat nature imagery.
树文 (Shuwen): Shu contributes tree, to establish; Wen adds culture, writing.
Historical / name-use references
周树人 (Zhou Shuren)
Lu Xun's birth name; 树 (Shu) appears directly in his given name and gives the character a modern literary anchor.