The name with the highest rate of duplicate names in China is used by nearly 300,000 people. Is anyone around you using it?

As we all know, a name is an important thing, especially in China, and choosing a name is also a careless thing. As we all know, China has a large population. No matter how careful you are, when naming your children, you may encounter duplicate names. For example, some names with a particularly high rate of duplicate names are even more exaggerated. I met three people named "Zhang Lei" at school before.

Today we are going to talk about the names with the highest rate of duplicate names in China. Nearly 300,000 people are using it. Is anyone around you using it? In fact, everyone is familiar with this name, that is "Zhang Wei". According to the data, about 299,000 people are named Zhang Wei, 290,000 are named Wang Wei, 269,000 are named Li Wei and 240,000 are named Liu Wei, which shows that people really like to use Zhang Wei when choosing names.

The new generation of young parents, despite their high level of education, were brainwashed by some popular TV dramas and began to play new tricks. Although we won't take the names of Zhang Wei and Zhang Lei, the names of Xinyu, Chineydy, Xinyu and Xinyu have started to increase again. It can be seen that the high rate of duplicate names really has nothing to do with educational level.

Most importantly, some parents go to great pains to avoid repeating the same name, and even move out of Xinhua Dictionary to find some rare words, which makes it difficult for children to write their own names. In my opinion, the most important thing in naming is meaning, which places parents' expectations on their children. In fact, renaming a child is not the most terrible thing. If you choose the name of Bao Qinghua and monk Peking University, but you get nothing in the end, that's a joke.

Of course, a name with high repetition rate like "Zhang Wei" should not be used. After all, there are nearly 300,000 Zhang Wei in China, which really can't be more. So, what are you going to name your child?