How do Hong Kong people get their names?

Most people in Hong Kong give Chinese names first, and then find a similar English entry name, such as Zu Er --Joey, or create a nice English entry name, such as Shuyi, so they named it Suki. There are also many Chinese names that have nothing to do with English entry names. There are also people who take English names first. I know a person whose parents first take his English name as Ludwig (actually German, from Beethoven) and then take his Chinese name as Le Ying. There are also many families whose names are arranged according to their generations. For example, all the babies in that generation are named Xiang (), and the descendants of Confucius abide by this rule. You will hear many names of Kong Xiang () and Kong Fan ().