1.      Who give you thename?

2.      Is there anyspecial meaning for your name?

3.      Are there anymeaningful names in China?

4.      Do people feelthat their name is very important?

5.      Would you like tochange you name?

6.      Is it easy tochange your name in your country?

1.   It’s my grandpa. It’stradition in my family that when a baby was born, usually it’s the elder likegrandpa who gives the name for the baby.

2.   Actually, I never thinkabout the meaning of my name. I guess my grandpa just thought it was an easyremember name. but I will ask him if my name has special meaning when I gohome.

3.   A lot. For example, somenames combine the surname of their parents’ respective surnames, which embodythe children are the symbol of the love.

4.   Of course. When we get aname, we get an identity. When we introduce ourselves, we can tell people ournames and then they can know how to call us and remember us easily.

5.   No, I think my name isgood and I don’t want to change it. All my friends know my name, and if Ichange it, I need to tell them. It’s a time-consuming work.

6.   In fact, I never changedmy name before, so I’m not familiar with the procedure of changing a name. butI guess it’s easy. I just need to go the police station with my id card, thestaff will change it for me.