How to write the Chinese name Lingchao in French?

It is: lingchao. If Ling is a surname, it would be chao ling. - -I'm really convinced...it's impossible to translate the name, it's either transliteration or copying. Chinese names are generally considered meaningful because of the historical origin of their hieroglyphs, and the inherent meaning and association of their hieroglyphs, which give them "meaning." Strictly speaking, the "meaning" of a Chinese name we are talking about is actually just taking each of your characters apart and putting them into other words that have this character and have auspicious meanings, thereby making it meaningful, everyone. That's how it became a convention. This is the cultural heritage and historical legacy of Chinese names for thousands of years. So, whether you want to translate into English, French, or German, Russian, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, and Arabic, you can only use your Chinese pinyin as the alphabet base and then use the pronunciation rules of that language to pronounce it, that’s all. . If you insist on putting these two words into two words that contain them, and then use the corresponding French words to copy them, then I can only say that it is a big joke. Not only the French will not understand it, but the Chinese will understand it. I feel awkward. It's just a name! It doesn't matter which language you want to translate into. Believe it or not. Of course you won't be happy. I can only say that if you learn the language well, you won't ask such a question again even if I beat you to death.