Listen to the auido again and fill in the blanks with the missing words. And now this. A Chinese TV ___1____is offering advice for Chinese people who choose English names. People often do that. When studying English, they pick some new name that English speakers can __2__, you know, like Shirley or Steve. China state broadcaster CCTV has now offered advice on how to do this. If __3__ a safe choice, it is said, you can go for a, quote, "___4___" like Elizabeth. You may choose a non-name as a name, such as Dragon or Surprise, but ___5___ people to be ___6____ when you keep saying Surprise. Our editor David McGuffin once worked with a cameraman in Beijing who chose Borg as his English name, which may be fine. But be ___7___ that food names like Sugar may create the X___8___you're a, quote, "stripper." And be careful what you pair with Wang. But be aware of ____9_____ complexities also if you name yourself Jesus or Satan, ____10____ choosing Harry, like Harry Potter, is OK. It's MORNING EDITION from NPR News.