What does it mean when HE is placed before a person’s name?

Putting HE before a person's name usually means "he/she" in English. This kind of writing is often used in translation or cross-cultural communication and other occasions to help distinguish characters of different genders. For example, "HE Mr. Zhang" and "SHE Ms. Li" can clearly indicate the gender of Mr. Zhang and Ms. Li. However, it should be noted that this way of writing is not common in Chinese social situations and may cause certain confusion and misunderstanding.

Sometimes, placing HE before a person's name may also mean that the person is the person in charge or representative of some group or organization. For example, "HE Mr. Zhang" means that Mr. Zhang is the general manager or person in charge of a certain company. This writing method mainly originates from "he/him" in English, but it may not be standardized in Chinese and may easily cause some ambiguities.

In addition, sometimes some adjectives can be placed after HE to express certain characteristics or identity of the person. For example, "HE Yangqi Jun" means that the person is very fashionable or fashionable, and "HE Photography Master" means that the person is an expert or master in the field of photography. This writing method is more flexible and is more common in some social media or personal blogs, but it needs to be used appropriately according to the occasion and situation.