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English has no way of telling apart Chinese tones, so Chun could be read as ‘spring (season)’ and ‘fool/stupid’ as well, keep that in mind please. Although the people with this character in their name are definitely using the spring meaning.
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Chun can also be written with the characters 纯 (simplified) 純 (traditional) meaning "silk; pure; genuine; unmixed". In Pinyin it is written Chún.
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E7%B4%94#Chinese
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https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E7%B4%94#Chinese
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"Spring"? As in the season? An underground water source? A metal coil? [the season -ed]
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"Chun" in Taiwanese spelling and "jun" in Chinese spelling (Hanyu Pinyin) actually stand for the same pronunciation, so a Taiwanese name with "Chun" should be pronounce as "jun" (more or less, English doesn't have this vowel, it's actually the [y] in French, e.g. une=[yn]). 君 is very common in Taiwanese names. http://www.behindthename.com/name/jun
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Chun can also be written with the character for 'innocence'.
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