The English names are as follows:
1. Some people name themselves David, Amy, and Lucy for convenience. There is no ambiguity in the name, but it will inevitably sound earthy. For example, when many foreigners on the Internet saw the name ab, they would have no choice but to laugh at their lack of culture.
There are also those names that are full of a sense of age when they are heard, such as: Betty, Nancy, Shirley, Fannie and other female names, as well as Earl, Marvin, Edwin, Hubert and other male names, which sound like It’s Jianguo, Guoqiang, Zhaodi, etc. in our Chinese, and we can travel back to that era in minutes.
2. If your English skills are not strong enough, try not to directly translate your Chinese name into an English name. Chinese people pay attention to meaning when naming, but many English-speaking countries choose from many established names. One for the name.
3. Avoid names that resemble the protagonists of European and American blockbusters or mythical heroes. Many people think that a certain European and American blockbuster or a certain mythical hero is particularly handsome, and their English names are also the same as theirs, such as Zeus, Apollo, Ironman, Harry Potter. Special) like this. Then you might as well think about what your mentality would be like if someone around you was named Jade Emperor, Yue Lao, or Sun Wukong.