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Comments for CHYNA:
There was an 11-year-old girl in my local newspaper recently, whose name was given as "Chyna Queen [Surname]". I have since posted on this site about it and the response to just Chyna has been overwhelmingly in it's opposition, to say the least. In my opinion, this name seems a bit trashy, and will never be inducted onto my Personal Name List (sorry, don't wish to grieve anyone in Chyna's favor!).-- Pheadirean 8/2/2006
This name is horrible!-- classy 9/2/2006
I'm sorry but I feel that purposely altering or misspelling a country, city, or state name is disrespectful for the both the people of these places and the places themselves.-- crazykls 12/19/2007
There is an American actress and a woman wrestler called Chyna on WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment). Her real name is Joan Marie Laurer.-- Essi 3/26/2008
It sounds pretty but a misspelling of a country's name looks tacky.-- number1212 5/14/2008
China is tacky enough, as it's the name of a country, and the sort of parents who choose the name surely don't have any ties to the country, but just like the sound of it as a name, and that makes them seem ignorant and quite superficial. Misspelling China seems even tackier. It does rather seem disrespectful to the country and the culture, and people with Chinese heritage would never use China to begin with, certianly not a bastardized spelling of it.-- slight night shiver 5/18/2008
This spelling is even dumber, trashier, and more inappropriate than China.-- bananarama 7/29/2009
I don't like the idea of misspelling stuff for names, it's kinda trashy and tacky. China is already a beautiful, rare name, so you don't need to tart it up!-- ListenToAsuka 5/3/2010
Even MORE trashier than China. Yuck yuck.-- Chrila96 10/10/2010
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