Several scholars (Childs-Johnson (2003), Zhang Zhenglang (1983;1986), Chung (1985), etc.) propose that her name should be read as Fu Zi (zh), interpreting the graph 好 as a phono-semantic compound with phonetic 子 and radical 女, which was used "as a heraldic and function and gender classifier" to distinguish women's surnames from men's[1].