Dong1 xi1 is a Chinese phrase, meaning a thing or things
The name 'Jessie' in Chinese is written as in pinyin it is 'jie xi'. Jie Xi = Jessie
The Chinese name for Tibet is 西藏. Its pronounciation is Xi-Zang.
In Chinese Characters: 安東尼亞 Read it in Cantonese: on dong nei ah Read it in Putonghua AKA Mandarine: an dong ni ya :D Sources from my own knowledge about Chinese
"Sun" corresponds to a dozen of Chinese characters, for instance, "孙"、"损"、"笋", and so do the others; therefore, your question is virtually unanswerable. Yet if "Sun" appears as a family name, most likely it represents "孙", meaning "grandson".
In Chinese, "straw" is translated as "稻草 (dàocǎo)".
Dong Xi died in 215.
Yinghong Cheng has written: 'Xi chuang dong tiao' -- subject(s): Chinese essay, Essay, Chinese
in Chinese it means "to understand" :]
Dong gong xi gong - 1996 is rated/received certificates of: Singapore:R(A) Sweden:15
"Gong xi fa cai" is a common greeting in Mandarin Chinese for Chinese New Year, meaning "wishing you prosperity" or "congratulations and be prosperous." It is used to wish others good fortune and wealth in the coming year.
Zhihao. Zhang has written: 'IQ zhi duo xing' -- subject(s): Maze puzzles 'Dong nao jin you xi' -- subject(s): Games 'Qu dong wu yuan kan ren =' -- subject(s): Chinese Short stories, Chinese fiction
Jiacai Ge has written: 'Dong Han fu ci xi tong yan jiu =' -- subject(s): Chinese language, Adverb
Jieyuan Dong has written: 'Xi xiang ji zhu gong diao'
The cast of Bei nan xi dong - 1984 includes: Heung Kam Lee Feng Ku Fang Mei
The cast of Dong zhui xi gan pao tiao peng - 1980 includes: Alan Tam
Mengxiu Dong has written: '150 dao xi shi jiang liao' -- subject(s): Sauces, Condiments, Cookery 'Wei bo lu dian ci lu qing song liao li' -- subject(s): Chinese Cookery, Cookery, Chinese, Electric cookery, Microwave cookery
Yes, "Dong Dong" can be a Chinese boy's name. In Chinese culture, it is common for names to be composed of two syllables, and "Dong" can mean "east" or "winter," among other meanings, depending on the characters used. However, it is more often used as a nickname or term of endearment.