What's China's first name?

There are more than 65,438+300,000 people with the same name and surname named Liu Bo in China.

The top ten most popular names were published on mainland websites. The first name was "Liu Bo", and more than1300,000 people were named after it. The seventh to tenth of the ten most popular names all have the word "Wei", which shows that "Wei" is the most popular name in China.

It is reported that the website recently published ten most popular names, which are Liu Bo, Li Gang, Li Hai, Zhang Yong, Wang Jun, Wang Yong, Zhang Wei, Liu Wei, Wang Wei and Li Wei.

Among them, the seventh to tenth places all have the word "Wei", which shows that China people choose the word "Wei" for their sons. Although the surname Yang is also "Wei", which may lead to jokes, there are still people named "Yang Wei (homophonic impotence)". Since the advent of the aphrodisiac Viagra, people with the word "Wei" in their names are often called "Viagra".

The main reason for duplicate names is that people in China like to use single names. Single names were popular in ancient China, such as Liu Bei, Zhang Fei and Guan Yu. After the Ming and Qing Dynasties, people in China generally adopted two-character names. However, since 1949 came to power in mid-* *, because some celebrities, such as radio and TV anchors, use single names, the wind of single names has risen again.

According to the report, the names of China people also reflect the characteristics of the times. In the early days of the China government, many people were labeled as "liberated". Nowadays, many people around the age of 55 are called "liberation", "founding the country" or "Jianhua".

During the Cultural Revolution, parents often gave their children names related to the revolution, such as "Cultural Revolution" and "Weidong" and "Weibiao", in order to protect Mao Zedong or Lin Biao.

However, the names of children born in recent years are westernized, such as "Anna", "Lina" and "Meimei".