Qinghong

Qinghong is a transliteration in the Latin alphabet of a Chinese given-name element or place-name. In Chinese, pinyin transcriptions such as Qinghong correspond to two syllables that can be written with various characters, and the precise meaning depends on the characters chosen. There is no single canonical definition of Qinghong.

Characters for "qing" include 清 (clear, pure), 青 (blue/green), or 晴 (clear weather). For "hong" common choices include 红 (red) or 鸿/宏 (great, vast; also a surname component). The combination is used in personal names and can carry imagery of clarity, color, depth, or aspiration. The exact interpretation is determined by the specific characters used.

Usage and form: as a given name, Qinghong typically appears as a two-syllable given name after a family name (for example Li Qinghong). It may also appear as a standalone romanized name or alias in non-Chinese contexts. The distribution and recognition of the name vary by region and language context.

Notable instances: there is no single widely recognized person, place, or work universally identified by the name Qinghong in major English-language reference works. It may appear in local records or among individuals of Chinese origin.

See also: Chinese given names; the given-name elements Qing and Hong; romanization of Chinese names.