Chinese writer criticises actress Angelababy's use of English name


By AGENCY

The model-actress said her nickname was Baby when she was young and she combined Angela and Baby to form her stage name Angelababy. Photo: Angelababy/Weibo

Should a Chinese celebrity use an English name in public?

Not according to Chinese writer Liu Xinda, who is known for criticising celebrities on Weibo.

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