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Normally speaking we try as hard as we can to come up with a “new” name that no one has ever used before. We really try to avoid having 3 ”约翰“ （John）or a “孔子” （Confucius）in one classroom.We have a certain amount of surnames throughout history, 11969 according to Wikipedia中國姓氏 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书. But the proportion of each surname is extremely different. For example, the biggest surname here in China will be “王”（Wang）, around 100 million people, 7% of our population. Another surname ranking the 387 biggest surname is called “衣”(Yi)，only have 90 thousand. 中国姓氏排名 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书For Han culture, given names don’t follow many rules, we just tend to choose characters or words with wonderful meanings, that’s it. Usually speaking, you can use one or two characters, no more than three. Some surnames have two characters, then the given name will normally be one or two characters. So basically, you see people’s name around 2–4 characters.For our 55 ethnic minorities, some of them are similar to Han, some of them have their own way of naming. Also because some of them have their own languages, they will translate their names into Chinese, and have both version of their names written on their ID cards. Many of my Mongols and Manchu students have them. For example, like thisI also see a tendency of using rarely used Chinese characters in kids’ given names these days when I’m teaching. Literally I have to check out a dictionary to make sure I don’t read their names wrong. Even after checking the dictionary, I sometimes can’t be sure. Because some of them have two pronunciations. Like “偲巽”（sī xùn）, ”偲“ actually has another pronunciation “cāi” as well. _(:з」∠)_Unfortunately, I am one of the few people who have a historical figure’s name. 郑玄 was a Chinese philosopher, politician, and writer near the end of the Han Dynasty. Zheng Xuan - Wikipedia I had to look at my dad’s proud face when he explained where my name come from. This is his portrait (the good looking one that I found).Here comes the real fun part: I AM A GIRL. (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻

Please visit Mukharjee Nagar, Kamla Market or nearby Vishwavidyalaya metro area of Delhi.It’s mini Bihar there. Discuss with some of the Student. I’m sure 6 out of 10 people would be from Bihar and preparing for different competitive exams.They live in tiny rooms.Pay rent 2000–5000 per month.They can be awake 16–18 hours holding competitive books.Their favorite food is called DBC.Dal-Bhaat-Chokha (Pulse-Rice-mashed Potato)(Go Big or Go Home, room look like this. Representative image)They have no option but to study, study & study.Many of them belong to poor farmer's family, but have a big dream.They know how it feels to have nothing. So, there is a burning desire in everyone’s heart.They have no option but to crack the exam anyhow.They are not fit for big MNC, so they have to study for UPSC or SSC.They are not going to Pub for fun but to coaching centers to learn.You may find some of the student turns to tea vendor, egg sellers or fruits/vegetable sellers in evening. Some of them are part time teachers. They are working hard to become officers.One of my friends, who cracked SSC, was a worker at shop of folding bed. He is now assistant at External Affairs Ministry.So, comparing all the hard working students with some filthy rich or criminal minded, is injustice to them. By the way, given name never appeared for UPSC. She is in custody.It is inefficiency of authority who are not able to maintain the sanctity of examination.Rather than putting blame on Students, they must answer how papers got leaked? What were they doing? Why they are not able to protect the papers?

Thanks for the A2AI took my son for his first day at preschool. We met his teacher at the door. She asked me his name. I told her his name. She leaned over, and said “Hello,” in a very patronizing way, using a nickname common for his given name.He looked up at her, said his name, spelled it out, then repeated his name. She looked up at me with an “I will set you ablaze” look on her face. I am sure that it was very humiliating for her.I quickly said that I was sorry and that he preferred to use his given name. Nothing was ever said about the incident, and he turned out to be one of her favorite students. At the time of the incident, though, I was totally feeling proud of him for being so assertive. Yep, that’s definitely my kid.