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Q: Is it important to have a Chinese name on your business card?

15 years 3 weeks ago in  Business & Jobs - China

 
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its not important to have chinese name on your business card. but i would recommend u to include both ur Chinese name and your name

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usually my business card has the chinese version on the back... it will help in the communication and generates some funny comments.
Also, if Chinese use foreign names, why shouldn´t we use the Chinese version for ours, if available (mine is 大卫)? it will make it easier for them, and avoid being called the "wrong thing".

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Remember where you are. It will add to client base not take away from it

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Yes I think you should have a Chinese name on your business cards, my name on my business card is "鬼魂“ Laughing out loud

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