CN 101 (2016 Fall) Chinese Names 

      Unlike English, Chinese names put the Family Name first, then comes with the Given Name. Modern Chinese names consist of a monosyllabic surname pronounced as xìng (姓) , followed by a mono- or disyllabic personal name pronounced as míng (名).  There are currently over 4,000 Chinese surnames  (姓, xìng) in use in China, literally it is called Bǎijiāxìng (百家姓),  "Hundred Family Surnames" .
English Names
​(Last, First Name)
  1. Baldwin, Ashlee H.
  2. Brigham, Daniel S.
  3. Conley-Wilson, Tom
  4. Daniels, Chaise M.
  5. Fox, Edward
  6. Hess, Leah J.
  7. Pennoyer, Raquel M.
  8. Perez, Karla E.
  9. Smeriglio, Sarah N.
  10. Viets, Trevor D.
  11. Smith, Donovan A.
  12. Hodges，Alex R.
Chinese Names
​(Last, First Name)
  1. 包琍  
  2. 白宁
  3. 康伟生
  4. 杜成
  5. 傅禹
  6. 韩翎
  7. 潘若可
  8. 庞澜
  9. 司衫柔
  10. 斐川
  11. 书东帆
  12. 洪安
Hanyu Pinyin & Tones

  1. ​bāo lì
  2. bái níng
  3. kāng wěi shēng
  4. dù chéng
  5. fù yǔ
  6. hán líng
  7. pān ruò kě
  8. páng lán
  9. sī shān róu
  10. fěi chuān
  11. shū dōng fān
  12. ​hóng ān
Chinese Pronunciation

Chinese Calligraphy--Writing 福 Hanzi

"福" , the most cited lucky word especially during the Chinese New Year Holidays carries  the meaning of "Happiness", "Good Fortune", and "Blessing". We took a break in the middle of semester for introducing the Chinese Calligraphy writing. Students got the chance of writing the "福“ Hanzi and made a souvenir on it. Wish students have all the blessings from this word all the years around. 

Mid-Term Exam