Can Europeans choose their names at will? All kinds of words are ok? Or do you have to find one of the names?

Europeans are not free to choose their own names, but there are still the following rules:

1. Nowadays, the names of most English-speaking countries usually consist of three parts:

(1) Christian name/Christian name/name

(2) Middle name

(3) surname/surname/surname

2. Christian names, as the name implies, refer to names that only people who believe in Christianity can apply for. Christian names are also considered as equivalents of first names, because most people in English-speaking countries are Christians.

Middle names are usually named after respected people to commemorate ancestors or parents and relatives. Generally speaking, middle names have a strong commemorative color.

4. The surname (surname) is similar to that of China, which is inherited from parents, but it is in the last place.

A joke-free name is the most basic requirement. Don't make natives laugh, and don't embarrass foreigners.

6. Surnames are related to family honor and will be related to heredity in the future. So, no matter how hard your last name is to pronounce, stick to it.

7. Many English names come from the Bible or Greek and Roman mythology.

8. Names generally use nouns instead of adjectives, which is different from yin and yang.