Looking for second opinions on my Chinese name

[Lu]

I suppose you could use traditional on your 名片 or in your signature and such, but on any halfway official document it would always be in 简体. That is simply (hah) the language of the land.

[roddy]

It'd be like insisting your English name is written in Comic Sans. You can insist all you want, but nobody's going to upgrade their computers to accommodate you. 

[陳德聰]

6 hours ago, roddy said:

Comic Sans.

I feel like Traditional is Times New Roman and Simplified is Arial.

 

But my graduation documents from my non-degree program in China, as well as all other documents that were sent to me, used the name I provided in Traditional characters sooooo I think they honestly just copy pasted what I submitted in the webform.

 

P.S. I think I just like 侖 in names.

[oceancalligraphy]

Or you could choose characters that are the same in simplified and traditional. 

[陳德聰]

孙博良

孫博良

 

Same same