Let me analyze it from the legal point of view: the right of self-naming is the right of natural persons to decide their own names, and no one has the right to interfere. The surname of a natural person cannot be chosen in principle. In China's real life, children have the habit of taking their father's surname, but Article 22 of China's current marriage law stipulates: "Children can take their father's surname or their mother's surname." If a natural person chooses a surname again according to law, the law should not interfere. Even if the woman adds her husband's surname to her name after marriage, it is decided according to the wishes of the parties themselves. Names are generally decided by parents when a natural person is born, but this is not a denial of the right to self-name. In fact, it is a manifestation of parental rights and an agent behavior of parents to implement parental rights. When a natural person becomes an adult, he can also change his name through the renaming procedure. Another form of self-naming right is the right of natural persons to choose their own aliases. They may, according to their own will and wishes, determine other corresponding names other than pen names, stage names and registered names, and no one may interfere.
Satisfied, please adopt.