What should I pay attention to when I change my English name (not Chinese Pinyin) when I immigrate?

First of all, if your pinyin name is easy to read in English, there is no need to change it. Just use your pinyin name. Most immigrants from non-English-speaking countries, such as Latinos, Indians, Japanese and Koreans, do not change their English names, which is a confidence in their own culture.

Second, if you must change it, try to take an English name that sounds similar to your Chinese name.

Third, unlike Chinese names, English names can be taken at will. English names are fixed. You can't use an English word as your English name.