My
Chinese
and
English
Names My
name
is
Liu
Wei,
which
is
my
Chinese
name.
In
English,
I
go
by
the
name
of
William.
My
parents
gave
me
the
name
Liu
Wei,
which
means
"willow
branch"
in
Chinese.
I
love
my
Chinese
name
because
it
sounds
unique
and
has
a
poetic
meaning. When
I
started
learning
English,
I
realized
that
my
name
might
be
difficult
for
English
speakers
to
pronounce
or
remember.
Therefore,
I
decided
to
choose
an
English
name
that
was
similar
to
my
Chinese
name.
I
chose
William
because
it
starts
with
the
letter
"W"
like
my
Chinese
name
and
also
has
a
slightly
similar
sound. Having
two
names
can
be
confusing
sometimes,
especially
when
people
call
me
by
my
English
name
in
Chinese
settings
or
vice
versa.
However,
I
am
proud
of
my
two
names
as
they
represent
both
my
Chinese
heritage
and
my
English
proficiency. In
Chinese
culture,
names
often
have
a
deep
meaning
behind
them.
People
believe
that
having
a
good
name
can
bring
good
fortune
and
success.
That
is
why
parents
take
naming
their
children
seriously.
On
the
other
hand,
in
English-speaking
countries,
names
are
often
chosen
based
on
personal
preferences
or
family
traditions. In
conclusion,
having
two
names
is
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unique
aspect
of
my
life.
While
my
Chinese
name
is
a
reflection
of
my
culture
and
heritage,
my
English
name
represents
my
ability
to
communicate
in
another
language.
Regardless
of
which
name
is
used,
I
am
still
the
same
person.