Love to play games, want to name the child "glory of the king" can be, provided that the child's parents or direct elders and other people surnamed Wang.
Love poetry, but give the child the name "Beiyan Yunyi", but it is not OK, because there is no surname of "Beiyan".
Naming a child is not what you want, but there are provisions in the Civil Code.
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According to the provisions of the Civil Code, a natural person shall follow the father's or mother's surname, or choose the surname of the blood relatives of other direct elders.
Zhu Wei, deputy director of the Communication Law Research Center of China University of Political Science and Law: In principle, it should be with the father's surname or the mother's surname. However, there are several cases in which other surnames can be taken, the first of which is a direct elder blood relative. Can Grandma's last name be taken? Of course, it belongs to the blood relatives of the immediate elders. Can you marry your aunt's surname, is an elder but not a blood relative, no, it must be a direct elder blood relative. There is a little bit of ethnic minorities, ethnic minorities can follow the relevant rules of their own, and another point is that there are people other than legal dependents who have adopted and raised, and whoever adopts you can take your surname.
"Zhang Wang Li Zhao is everywhere Liu", each surname records a long history. To this day, from the signing of contracts and the conclusion of documentary evidence to the habit of "sorting by stroke of a surname", all of them are used as important documents. When you meet for the first time, the phrase "your surname" is also a necessary phrase for daily social interaction.
Xia Yinlan, professor of China University of Political Science and Law: The surname is the inheritance of this blood lineage, the inheritance of this culture, including this ethical order, it is not a simple and casual surname that can be taken by itself. We must take into account the background of our entire culture, and we inherit this fine culture of the Chinese nation, which I think is also very important.
A person's name often has a unique meaning, pinning on the good wishes of parents, or has the imprint of the times. There are provisions on what the child's surname is, and the Civil Code also has corresponding provisions for naming names: natural persons enjoy the right to a name and have the right to decide, use, change or permit others to use their names in accordance with the law, but they must not violate public order and good customs.
Zhu Wei, deputy director of the Communication Law Research Center of China University of Political Science and Law: In real life, you can't call this name casually, first of all, you have to use Chinese characters, many people use various letters, which is not allowed. Another name you have to have a certain tradition, you can change the name, everyone can have the right to change the name, many people will change this name when they grow up, many people will change this name. Therefore, whether it is our harmonic pronunciation or our tradition, the requirements for names are actually very high.
In reality, naming names must not violate the principle of public order and good customs, and there are certain rules for taking names on the Internet, which cannot infringe on the rights and interests of others.
Long Jun, associate professor at Tsinghua University Law School: In terms of the taking of some online names on the Internet, it involves conflicts with other rights, such as the possibility that your screen name infringes on other people's right to name or other people's right to reputation, privacy, etc., because his name may be insulting to someone, or he gives a name to expose someone's privacy, which may involve an infringement of other people's other rights, so this is a matter of restriction. This issue is very important for personality rights to compile norms, because personality rights are designed to solve a problem of conflict between various rights.
(Edited by Han Yonghui)