1 The name structure in European and American countries is "first name + surname", which is exactly the opposite of the Chinese structure of "surname + first name".
2 Europeans and Americans often use their father's name as their own name. If there are two generations in a family with the same name, they will add an English suffix meaning "old" or "young" after the surname. When reading it into Chinese, use " The younger generation is pronounced as "Little So-and-so", while the older generation's name does not need to be pronounced as "Old So-and-so". For example, the French novelist father and son are both called "Zhongma", and people are accustomed to calling them Alexandre Dumas and Little Dumas. In China, the surname of father and son is the same as Wangwang, but the first names must be different.