Why so many China women named Yuki?

Question

I though it is a Japanese name and many Chinese people have a problem with the Japanese people.

Baby Yuki Lin is not a student and her parents are not Japanese

Toys `R' Us bows to public opinion over baby debacle

The US$25,000 prize in a New Year's baby contest was originally supposed to go to Yuki Lin, who was born at the stroke of midnight at New York Downtown Hospital, hospital officials said.

Attempts to reach Yuki's parents, Liu Yanzhu and Lin Han, 22, were unsuccessful on Saturday. Their immigration status was not clear.

Answer 1

哈日

Answer 2

You're right.
Yuki is a Japanese name and the Chinese generally detest the Japanese. (Many of the Japanese people I know here tell the Chinese they're Korean if they can, to avoid unpleasantness....so it's not just directed at the government!) It's very, very unlikely to ever encounter a Chinese person with this name (despite the 4 out of 1.3 billion illustrated below)...and even then it would be an adopted foreign name taken by a Japanese-language student or a person who works a lot with the Japanese. I've never met a Yuki here, or any other Chinese in China with a Japanese name.

I wonder if the baby in the article cited might not have been so named by illegal-immigrant parents in order to throw El Emigre off the scent?

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Answer 3

Yuki China

Answer 4

I found a few here:

Contact Person: Yuki Zhao

Position: Manager
Company Name: Zhejiang Yifeng Imp&Exp Co., Ltd. (Pujiang Craft General Factory)
Company Address: 47 Tiyuchang East Road, Pujiang, Zhengjiang, China
City/Province: Jinhua/Zhejiang
Country/Region: China
Zip/Postal Code: 322200


Yuki Wang
www.lingnanfoundation.org/Chan/Pages/Fellows.html


Yuki Li
www.mvdbase.com/prod.php?name=YLP

yuki hu
bbs.wtojob.com/user/info_78862.shtml

Answer 5

I guess normally Yuki is japanese. Yuki means snow, symbolic of purity and may be easier to say than their chinese name. Remember, the japanese occupied China for a number of years and their parents may have learned Japanese and like the sound of the name and the symbolism of the word. Snow could be purity and beauty.

Answer 6

Chinese people have no problems with Japanese people.
What they don't like is the Japanese government because the Japanese government is not honest to Chinese people, even to their own people and the history. Not only Chinese, but Korean, and many people from southeast Asia do think so.

Answer 7

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Japanese Meina : dancer Yuna : Sky Tomoko : cleaver woman. Ami ( a-my) : beauty. Hideko : ( Hii- day-ko) girl of the sun. Ayame ( Aa-ya-mae) : iris. Tsubame ( tsui- ba- mae) : seagle Yuki : Snow Chinese kim : gold. Nyg : Jade Boton : Lotus Pilian : ( pii- lehian) white lotus. Korean. Hana : flower. Micha : beautiful daughter

Answer 8

It is Japanese, and I really don't know any Chinese people with that name.

Answer 9

yuki is japanese, not chinese.. it means 'snow'