Chinese Name Symbolism Explained

By Steve Chung


Chinese symbols seems never to lose its appeal whether inside china or outside. While the Chinese themselves regard them at a high esteem, the western society is much in awe of these symbols. Though the official Chinese language is formalizing its script and limiting the use of these symbols.

The symbols which have been means of communication in China since ancient time will never lose its appeal because they are beautiful and artistic. They represent not only the Chinese ancient script but also a form of art.

Particularly gaining popularity in the west are Chinese name symbols. People want posters, pictures, tattoos and any other kind of fashion or decoration accessories with their names written in Chinese symbols upon them. This is considered to be the latest fashion and is looked at as a highly revered and hip thing to do.

The idea of having your name written in Chinese symbol on yourself or on personal item has an objective. It actually describes the personality of the person. If the others do not know what it means you can always explain the meaning of your name.

For the non Chinese people such symbols signify beauty of their form and they want to adopt it in their life by having their names written in these symbols. Once done people use it as their personality logo for their own purposes.

The universally appealing Chinese symbols are bound to be appreciated by anybody from any culture whatsoever. Such is the artistry behind this ancient art. It is however important to confirm the meaning of the Chinese name symbol that you intend on using for whatever purposes.

Do not judge the symbols only by their artistic form and get them written for you as each symbol has its own precise meaning and it could become rather embarrassing if you get it done without knowing what it means.

If you want to get your name changed into a Chinese symbol then there are plenty of troublefree opportunities available to you in today's times. It is however highly advised not to try and copy your original name's phonetics in Chinese characters to get the other person to understand.

When people get their names converted to Chinese language they don't realize one thing that their name will sound quite different as compared to how it sounds generally. When we attempt to get our names translated to Chinese symbol we expect that it will be a direct conversion. Anyway the most important thing is the philosophical meaning which comes with the translation.




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