A surname with one voice can have one, two or four first names. Such names are catchy and pleasant to read, such as Kayley Chung and Lu Xun. The combination of one and two sounds is also catchy, such as Qing Lan and Zhong Ming. If it is a three-word name, the best combination of surname and first name is: the combination of one, two, four tones is the best, catchy, and others feel a little lasting appeal when they read it.
Naming skills:
Single name. If the pronunciation of surname is rising (the third sound) or falling (the fourth sound), it is recommended that the following name be Pingsheng (the first sound or the second sound), such as Li Yang, Ang Lee and Song Lin. It is also possible that the surname is Yin Ping (the first sound), followed by Yang Ping (the second sound), such as JASON ZHANG and Zhang Lan.
single names, if the pronunciation of a name is Shang Sheng (the third sound), are easy to read around the mouth, such as Zhang Yong and Chen Yuan, but they are not smooth to read. The pronunciations of single names, surnames and first names can't be voiced at the same time (the fourth tone), such as Duan Li and Du Sheng, whose pronunciations are not good.
Generally speaking, it is necessary to avoid the same vowel of two consecutive words in a name, otherwise it will be difficult to read. For example, Wang Wenwei, the shape and meaning are good, but the initials of the three words are the same, all of which are W, which is not loud enough to read. For example, Bao Bobang, Gu Wu and Yan Yanxian, because of the same initials or finals, are very awkward to read, like tongue twisters, and extremely awkward.