Chinese and Korean names are very different, but some people are born with the right name and others are born with a wrong name. I remember when I was young I thought that I was “Chinese”, but now I realize that I was just born with a poor Korean name.
People born with a bad name usually have a bad name to begin with, so that can be a problem. It’s not like you can choose to have a bad name, but what if you don’t have a name that your family likes? You can’t blame your parents for not naming you something you are not. Or maybe it’s just a bad family name.
So if you don’t have a Korean name, how do you know what it is? I dont know, but I bet you could learn it by just asking people who are born with it. Maybe you’re a Korean from the northern part of Asia, but you have a bad name because your parents were born in the southern part.
It’s not just because you have a bad name, it’s also because youre from the southern part of Asia. And since Koreans are the dominant people in the northern part of Asia, they are often the people who have the most bad names in the whole country. Its a fact of life that Koreans are more likely to have bad names than any other country in the world. The only reason I know this is because my brother is Korean, but he is from the northern part of Asia.
It’s not just about bad names though; there’s a lot of other reasons why people have bad names. But one of the more common reasons is your family is from the north. Koreans tend to be a lot more conservative than other Asians, and as a result, they often have names like “Nakamura,” which is a pretty common name in Korea. And if you have a bad name, you might not get picked for the elite high schools in Korea.
My family is from Korea, and we are not picky. I’ve got 2 brothers, 1 sister, and 1 brother all from the same family. I actually have two brothers that are from the same school. The only reason I didn’t get picked for that school is because I’m from Russia. So I can say that my name was always in China and Korea. I was born in the US, but I have dual citizenship so I can use both names.
In Korea, people born outside of the country generally get the name of the closest province where they were born. As in, if you have a surname of Kim or Park in Korea, you are generally listed with Kim or Park.
In Chinese, the name is a little different. Generally, people will change their name from one province to another province. In most cases, they will change their name to one of their parents’ names. In Korea the person who was born in the United States will get the most prominent part of their name, but in China they will get the first part of their surname.
It’s interesting that the change of one’s name could create such a big difference. For example, my father is a well-known name in China, but the fact that my Chinese name is ‘Park’ is so unusual that it has made the difference.
In the US they change their father’s name to his mother’s name in order to make sure that the father still gets some of the family name. In Korea the same thing happens, but by the time the person’s name changes, they will usually be older so they forget about their original name.
