But nowadays, young Chinese parents like to choose words with the meanings of a bundle of joy or broad vision for their male babies. Here is a list of the most popular 100 names for boys/males. Popular Chinese boy's names Top 30 Most Common Chinese Boy's Names These words are very co...
1.Mùchén (沐宸).This name wins the popularity contest among high-ranking Chinese boys’ names. Meaning “bathe in celestial abode,” Mùchén is one of many Chinese boy names with a unique meaning. This is the kind of name to make your little one feel like royalty. 2.Hàoyú (浩宇).A...
With that in mind, let’s now take a more in-depth look at the top Chinese names, find out what they mean in the Chinese language, and why they’ve become so popular among millennial parents in China. Let’s get started! Most Popular Chinese Names for Boys in 2021 ...
Baojin, sometime hyphenated to Bao-Jin, has a luxurious meaning making it a relatively common choice for Mandarin-speaking parents. Baojin can be used for girls and boys. But this meaning also means that baby Baojin will also share his/her name with a mining company, an expressway and a...
Understandably, the Chinese character for dragon is found in many words and expressions as well as names for boys. Let’s take a look at some of these terms. 龙王(lóngwáng) is the powerful Dragon King featured in many Chinese legends and chilcren’s stories. In the novel Journey to the...
Sometimes convenience guides the selection of names, and the child is called simply Number One, Number Five, and so on. Then, when the boys go to school ( there are no schools for girls except mission schools in China), they have a book -name selected by the master, and written on ...
Popular Chinese Baby Names for Boys Many Chinese people pick English names even if their traditional Chinese names are simple and easy to pronounce or remember. For example, Chinese billionaire Jack Ma’s real name is Ma Yun. You might also notice that family names come first when writing Chin...
In China, given names always have special meanings. They always show the culture of a period of time. In the old days, given names such as Wangcai (making the family prosperous and rich) were popular. During the 1950s and 1960s, many boys had given names such as Jia...
Chinese names usually start with one character, the family surname, followed by either one or two characters that comprise the given name. Sometimes, the middle character, which comes after the family name, is the “generation” name. This character is chosen for all the boys in that ...
unique perspective in both the text and the illustration, a phase of history is memorialized forever. As the pole says, “I disappear, but I remember everything that once was.” Chongqing-based illustrator Li Han got her MA from the University for the Creative Arts.Dianxiangan qu na‘r le...