John Leighton Stuart

An American born and raised in China, an important cultural bridge in U.S.-China relations history

Chinese name guide

Pronunciation: sī tú léi dēng

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Family Name: The surname 司徒 (Sītú) originates from an ancient official title in China. During the Zhou Dynasty (1046–256 BCE), the position of 司徒 (Sītú) was one of the highest ranks, responsible for managing the land and people. Descendants of officials who held this title eventually adopted it as their surname. The surname is historically significant and is associated with nobility and administrative authority.

Given Name: The name carries a powerful rhythm, symbolizing a thunderous presence and a lofty ambition to ascend and see far.

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