Keung

Keung (強) is a common Chinese surname and also used as a given name, particularly in Cantonese-speaking regions. The character 強 itself means 'strong' or 'powerful'. As a given name, it is often chosen with the hope that the child will grow up to be robust, resilient, and successful. While traditionally more common for males, its use as a given name can be considered unisex in modern contexts, especially when combined with other characters.

The character 強 has a long history in Chinese language and culture, appearing in classical texts and proverbs to denote strength, power, and resilience. Its simplicity and positive connotation have made it a enduring choice for names. In Hong Kong and other Cantonese-speaking communities, it is frequently encountered both as a standalone given name and as part of a two-character name.