Those who say what’s there in name needs to give a second thought as Chinese people have started keeping names after Olympic Games and Fuwa—the 2008 Beijing Olympics mascot.
According to a recent news, 1917 Chinese people have adopted “Fuwa” as their names and 3500 have kept their names as “Aoyun”—a English word that means Olympic Games.
What can this be termed? Weird fixation or a nice way of celebrating a momentous event?
I prefer it calling the best way to commemorate such moments that hold great significance to ones life.
That’s exactly what hosting the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games means to all the Chinese residents—an event of great pride and significance.
The number of people with names related with Olympic Games is just believed to be spiral-up as the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games come close.
What you say guys? Are u gonna adopt names related with 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
2008 Olympic Games impact—1917 Chinese have adopted Fuwa as name
Posted by Nitin at 3:05 AM
Labels: 2008 beijing olympic, 2008 beijing olympic games, 2008 beijing olympics, summer olympics
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