1. Prefer an English name that is homophonic or has a pronunciation close to your own name. For example: Jay, Jack, Hugh, Sam, Fountain, Corre, Fen, May
2. Choose an English word that is homophonic or has a close pronunciation to your nickname, nickname, etc. name. For example: Golden, Grosse, Lily, Lan, Adam, Amy
3. Choose Chinese names with similar meanings. For example: Shine, Jade, Hill, Victor, Crystal
4. Avoid names that are too common. If the company you work for already has someone with the same name, try to avoid the same name. Common examples include: Peter, Jack, Tom, Mary, Cathy, Daisy
5. Avoid names with inappropriate connotations. Such as: Pussy, Tit, Cat, Dick, Ball, Fly, Lucifer, Satan
6. If the company has Jack, John, and Peter, avoid names like Jackson, Johnson, and Peterson that take the initiative to treat your son. , in the same way, if your boss is named Jackson, Johnson, Peterson, etc. . . (Some people have doubts about this. Marvel's Thor is the Son of Odin, and his name is actually Thor Odinson. In Women's Federation 2, he is even directly called Odinson)
7. Avoid names that are too difficult to pronounce. . For example: Gabriel, Christabelle, etc.
8. To avoid part-of-speech errors, the name must be a noun, such as Lucky, Healthy, etc.
9. It is best not to use onomatopoeia. The most representative one is Yoyo. Basically, it’s similar to how Chinese people give names like Yoyo, Gaga, Bieme, Beep and so on.
10. Come up with a name that you can memorize. How embarrassing it would be if you spelled your own name wrong.