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Asked by Ms.Nancy from Canada | Sep. 22, 2009 02:17
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Hi - I have a question - a friend is writing a story about a character, a Chinese girl, whose name can be anglicized to Sunny. I have found Yi which apparently can mean happy, or firm and resolute, or harmony, depending on the website, but I have not found any word for the first part of the name. Can you suggest what would be a good word that would make a nice meaning? Also, in older tradition, would the first or second syllable be the generational name?

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Answered by Mr.tina from cn | Sep. 22, 2009 20:02
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The first syllable will be the generational name, which is the family name as your called. Now you need to give here a family name, right?

The family name in China do not have too much meaning. But as your have give here a name yi, I think you can give here a family name Su. Su yi sound beautiful!
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