Talk:China at the 2000 Summer Olympics

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[edit] Wrong Asian names

The Asian names are wrong, in the Asian names, the surname is before the name. I have changed only the Asian names of the badminton players. Here are some examples:

• Chinese players: Chen Xiaoxu, Chen is surname (family name front). Chinese players' names always come with two word only, and should appear with small letter except the first one.
• Malaysian players: Lee Chong Wei, normal only, surname infront
• Taiwanese (Chinese Taipei) players: Chen Xiao-Xiao, must include dash in middle. Surname infront
• Korean player: Hwang Ji-man, Surname infront. That is the same than the Taiwanese, but after the dash, it appears a small letter, not a capital letter.

MontanNito 14:44, 7 June 2007 (UTC)