Re:Mathematician Solves Sensitivity Conjecture in Two Pages ...
by jjgreen on Saturday February 13, 2021 @08:37AM
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Possibly this depends on the subculture. One example picked at random, the (fabulous) film Black coal, thin ice is reported in Cahiers du Cinema as directed by Diao Yinan [1], but in IMDb as by Yi'nan Diao [2]
[1] https://www.cahiersducinema.com/produit/juin-2014-n-701/
Is that right? All the famous Chinese people I can think of are known in english by the family name first. Names of Chinese players of chess are always family-given in english.
I read after a moment's google that "Chinese people working in western countries usually adopt western order", maybe that's it.
Indian names I believe are similar, family or parent's name comes first[0], e.g. the ex-chess world champion Vishy Anand's name is Viswanathan Anand – Anand was/is actually his given name, but it's treated by english speakers as his surname. I read an interview where he said even he doesn't know any more which is his surname and which his first name hehe.
[0] Same in Hungarian, but always converted to given-family in english.