Excuse me, do you have to use three words to name your child now? I heard someone say that there is such a ridiculous policy of not opening an account for children with two names.

China's first single-line law on name registration, the Regulations on Name Registration (Draft), has made a rigid stipulation for the first time that citizens should take their father's surname or mother's surname, but both parents' surnames are allowed. When children adopt the surnames of both parents, they can be named according to their double surnames, but they are not considered as compound surnames.

It is stipulated in the Regulations that names may not use or contain the following characters, letters, numbers and symbols: 1. Simplified traditional Chinese characters; 2. Variants that have been eliminated, except those in surnames; 3. Make your own words; 4. Foreign languages; 5. Chinese phonetic alphabet; 6. Arabic numerals; 7. symbols; 8. Other words beyond the scope of Chinese characters and minority languages. (article 13)

the regulations stipulate that, except for those who use national characters or write or translate Chinese characters in accordance with the provisions of article 6 or article 11, the names should be written in more than two Chinese characters and less than six Chinese characters (article 14).