Well I need to find a Chinese name and surname for something I'm doing in Chinese and it's hard to find any good ones on google without them being in calligraphy since I don't need it calligraphy. If you know any not calligraphy, that would help heaps.
Thanksssssss :)
Chinese names and surnames?
2009-04-07 10:34 am
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2009-04-07 12:21 pm
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I am a teacher with over 400 students each year. Here's a list of one class with their gender (Male/Female) marked beside the name.Gao Haiyan F
Chen Dong M
Dai Honggang M
Xu Ting F
Huang Hong Bin M
Wang Li F
Li Ya Lan F
Wu Mingping F
Ma Hong Xia F
Lin Feng F
Sun Mei Yu F
Cao Suqin F
Han Suijuan F
Meng Xiao Rui F
Zhou Wenying F
Liu Lingli F
Teng Xia F
Ma Rui M
Mao Jianmei F
Song Shi Hua F
Su Pian Pian F
Miao Lijuan F
Lu Yan F
Wang Wenjuan F
Huang Fei Fei F
Xiao Cong M
Li Hongxia F
Wang Yuanfen F
Gao Rui M
Chen Weiju M
Shi Zhan M
Wu Huifen F
Hu Zhijun M
Zhang Pengying F
Yan Yufeng F
An Huahua F
Xu Chun Yan F
Cao Lili F
Wang Hantao M
An Guihua F
Wei Jinhui F
Huang Jun F
Xi Xiao Tao F
Wang Zhi M
Wang Sisi F
Shi Fang M
Duan Luyi F
Jiao Kun M
Yang Ruijuan F
Wang Hui F
Ma Yuanbo M
Wang Juan F
Cai Limin F
Qiao Wei F
Zhao Lai Zhen F
Lan Ying F
Wen Junda M
Yang Bao An M
Li Si Na F
Jia Ai Min F
Wang Zi Xia F
Chen Zong Zi M
Liu Yu Min M
Wang Ning F
Bao Jing F
Qi Li Xia F
Tao Ying F
Good luck on your project!
2016-03-03 2:58 pm
曹水
2009-04-07 8:47 pm
The most common Chinese surname (according to any WhitePages):
In Cantonese: Chan, Lee, Li, Wong, Ho, Cheung, Lam, Lau
In Mandarin (or other Chinese dialects): Chen, Li, Wang, Huang, Zhang, Lin, Liu
In regards to Chinese first names, it depends on the gender as well as where the person is from. Most people in China have a two-character names (last-first) but most people in Taiwan and Hong Kong have three-character names (last-second-first).
Typical first names for girls (in Mandarin. Cantonese sound in parentheses):
Mei (Mei)- beauty
Zhu (Chu)- pearl
Li (Lai)- beautiful
Hua (Wah)- elegant
Fen (Fen)- fragrant
Fang (Fong)- fragrant
Bing (Bing)- Ice
Typical first names for boys (in Mandarin. Cantonese sound in parentheses):
Jie (Kit) - outstanding
Hua (Wah)- magnificent
Long (Long) - dragon; imperial
Qiang (Kueng) - strong
Ming (Ming) - Bright
Hope this helps.
In Cantonese: Chan, Lee, Li, Wong, Ho, Cheung, Lam, Lau
In Mandarin (or other Chinese dialects): Chen, Li, Wang, Huang, Zhang, Lin, Liu
In regards to Chinese first names, it depends on the gender as well as where the person is from. Most people in China have a two-character names (last-first) but most people in Taiwan and Hong Kong have three-character names (last-second-first).
Typical first names for girls (in Mandarin. Cantonese sound in parentheses):
Mei (Mei)- beauty
Zhu (Chu)- pearl
Li (Lai)- beautiful
Hua (Wah)- elegant
Fen (Fen)- fragrant
Fang (Fong)- fragrant
Bing (Bing)- Ice
Typical first names for boys (in Mandarin. Cantonese sound in parentheses):
Jie (Kit) - outstanding
Hua (Wah)- magnificent
Long (Long) - dragon; imperial
Qiang (Kueng) - strong
Ming (Ming) - Bright
Hope this helps.
2009-04-07 5:21 pm
You want chinese name and surname, there are a lot and you have to state what meaning do you want to have to do with your calligraphy. Wenya is one of the good name and Li is the China's surname with the most people in China bearing it.
2009-04-07 1:17 pm
The most people have a surname --- Li(Lee).
2009-04-07 10:44 am
I have Chinese classmates because i study overseas.
Some common last names- Lee, Ho (yes, really), Yi
First names: (Usually my classmates just go by english names but i will give a name of a few people) Wing Luk, Jia.
Some common last names- Lee, Ho (yes, really), Yi
First names: (Usually my classmates just go by english names but i will give a name of a few people) Wing Luk, Jia.
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