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CN101  Chinese Names (2020 Spring)

      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).  The Hundred Family Surnames (Chinese: 百家姓; pinyin: Bǎijiāxìng) is a classic Chinese text composed of common Chinese surnames. The book was composed in the early Song Dynasty. It originally contained 411 surnames, and was later expanded to 504.
Click on the audio sound above to listen to the name recording and click on each Chinese character below to view its stroke orders. 
English Name
  1. Alaimo, Sarah
  2. Booker, Jewel
  3. Chase, Julia
  4. Lucchese, Lilliana
  5. Petry, Matthew
  6. Prosper, Isabella
  7. Robinson, Siobhan
  8. Saracino, Zachary
  9. Toledo, Tyler
  10. Tucker, Ryan
Chinese Name
  1. 艾尚如
  2. 白宝珠
  3. 查楚韵
  4. 陆立莲
  5. 贝一鸣
  6. 庞一珊
  7. 罗思涵
  8. 史济坤
  9. 童泰任
  10. 汤瑞安
Pinyin
  1. ​Ài shàng rú
  2. Bái bǎozhū
  3. Chá chǔ yùn
  4. Lùlìlián
  5. Bèi yī míng
  6. Pángyīshān
  7. Luōsīhán
  8. Shǐjìkūn
  9. Tóng tài rèn
  10. Tāng ruì'ān
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