When Chinese names are changed to pinyin and used with English, there is a situation that is very interesting: the leaders of the mainland are all surnames followed by first names. For example, Xi Jinping is xijinping, not jinpingxi. However, Chinese immigrants or descendants of immigrants are given the first name first. For example, my Chinese name Bian Hui becomes Huibian. This is because the British have the first name first and the English-dominated country of residence. This is troubles
ome. Before I got my last name, it was very awkward to read, and it became a "compilation". There is a series of "compilation" on the Lingering Garden forum. Master is still a sister. I wondered: Could it be that my name was stolen from someone and turned into a "compilation" that made some people make a fortune and I was so poor that I couldn't afford it. I checked on the Internet this morning and it was interesting: