My name is Han Chunlin, I am of Mongolian ethnicity, and I come from Keyou Middle Banner. The most famous "Southern Sansumu and Northern Eighth Townships" in Xing'an Meng are from my hometown. Uninformed friends may ask: Why is a Mongolian not called a name with distinctive ethnic characteristics such as Bayar or Chaoketu, but instead chooses to use such a Chinese "elegant name" with a crude and cliché meaning? In fact, I have thought about this question for a long time, especially when I was in Hohhot, and I used practical actions to find the answer. After a lot of twists and turns, I seemed to understand. So I took it upon myself to change my name and surname resolutely and completely. Please call me Meng Kesudu from now on.
