1. China people's names are written in Chinese Pinyin: surname comes first, first name comes last, surname and first name are written separately, and the first letters of surname and first name are capitalized.

The names of two words:

For example: Zhang Ping? It should be written: Zhang Ping

Three-character name:

Single surname, for example: Wang Haitang should write: Wang Haitang.

Compound surnames, such as Zhuge Liang should write Zhuge Liang.

Four-character name:

If the single surname is Li, it should be written as Li.

Compound surnames, such as Sima Xiangru, should be written as Sima Xiangru.

2. Place names are divided into proper names and generic names. Proper names (such as the names of provinces and cities) are treated according to the Chinese Pinyin scheme, and the initial letters are linked in capitals without conjunctions, such as Shandong, Sichuan, Sichuan, Shanghai, etc.

Common names (such as "province", "city" and "county") should be translated into English. Such as Guangdong Province, Hangzhou City, Hangzhou City and Haiyan County.

Note that these are special: "Jingdezhen" should be: Jingdezhen, not Jingdezhen; ; "Shanxi Province" Shanxi? Province, "Shaanxi Province" Shaanxi? Province, "Xi 'an"? Xi'an

In addition, some place names have specific English expressions and are not spelled according to Chinese Pinyin. Such place names are usually former colonies or ethnic minority areas, such as Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Macao, Macao, Inner Mongolia, Hohhot, Hohhot, Tibet, Tibet, Lhasa, Lhasa, Urumqi, Urumqi, Harbin, etc.

3. English date format

1) British date writing: July 22nd, 2009? Or July 22, 2009? Format: day, month and year

2) American date writing: July 22, 2009? Or? July 22, 2009? Format: Year Month Day.

Extended data:

English names are different from Chinese names. Chinese names are preceded by surnames, while English names are just the opposite. For example: Kayley Chung, Xiaoming; English-jack wood.

The general structure of English names is: Christian names follow surnames. Like william jefferson clinton. But on many occasions, middle names are often omitted, such as George Bush, and many people prefer to use nicknames rather than formal Christian names, such as Bill Clinton. The above Christian names and middle names are also called human names.

According to the custom of English-speaking people, when a baby is baptized, it is called the Christian name by the priest or parents or relatives. In the future, I can take a second name after my Christian name.