Excuse me, a question about English names.

Basically, you can call anything in Europe, but in Europe, your name should be lowercase. Most people can pronounce, don't worry. After all, XD evolved from darkness.

It is no problem to call classmates or colleagues at ordinary times. If someone really finds it difficult to pronounce, I will give you a nickname, that is, the name should be short.

Such as Christina → Kiki

So I think the name is fine, but if you apply for anything, you should write your full Chinese name with your surname first. Or your first name+last name is at the back of the application form for that country.

It doesn't matter whether you will be laughed at. Anyway, you are immigrants, and many more bizarre names come from Africa.

Among them, the depressed but not very depressed one I have seen is Keyitiwuwa (Thailand). People in our country are terrible and can't read W.

So rest assured ~

As for your surname, you can't change it in Europe unless you apply for a lot of things in China, or you can change it after you get a residence.

The process is just like applying for a name change in China, which may be more troublesome, I think. After all, there are many procedures in Europe and there are many rest days in those departments.