Meaning of Cho's name + Ginny/Harry/Cho - a long way to go...

[Amura]

No: HPFGUIDX 61038

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "sorenkickaguard" 
<s_starr at m...> wrote:
> Here's a thought from the very edge of a large envelope:
> 
> Cho Chang is connected with Chuang Chou/Zhangzi and his famous story
> of the Fully-
> Realised Person:
> 
> "Once Chang Chou dreamt he was a butterly, a butterfly flitting and
> fluttering around, 
> happy with himself and doing as he pleased. He didn't know he was
> Chang Chou. 

My initial reply got an edit request so this is my 2nd try.
It is quite ironic for me to see this butterfly thing up on this 
board...well here is my full explaination and hope it would ease all 
the butterflies in our brains ^o^

Cho Chang has nothing to do with Chuang Chou, it is not the same last 
name, in Chinese they differ A LOT. In feudal times they are two 
leading last names of two different kingdoms. They are NOT related.


> JKR is a pretty cluey person and may have Cho Chang representing an
> aspect of HP that 
> is unattainable, but tangible -- just like the butterfly.
> 
> sorenkickaguard attempts to kick a goal, and misses ...


And Cho does NOT mean butterfly. Based on my knowledge of reading 
both Japanese version and the Chinese version, where both listed Cho 
Chang as Chinese, Cho means "Autumn". Chang does not have a real 
meaning but it is one the top 3 used Chinese last name. 

Autumn, no butterflies, they'd die at that time...