You Zhang

You Zhang (Chinese: 游章; pinyin: Yóu Zhāng) is a Chinese given name. Like many Chinese names, it consists of two characters.

• You (游): This character commonly means "to swim," "to wander," "to travel," or "to rove." It can also refer to a branch of a river. It suggests movement, exploration, and freedom.

• Zhang (章): This character typically means "chapter," "section," "article," "seal," "badge," "rules," or "regulations." It implies order, organization, accomplishment, and authority. It can also refer to a visible mark or pattern.

When combined, "You Zhang" could be interpreted in several ways, depending on the parents' intention. It might suggest a person who navigates life skillfully (swimming through life) and is principled or achieves things in an organized manner. The specific connotation is highly subjective and would depend on the family's specific hopes and beliefs for the child. The name does not have any immediate or widely recognized historical or cultural significance beyond the meanings of its constituent characters.