Wang Ji is not a person’s name, but a question. In Chinese, Ji is often used in questions to express the quantity or degree of inquiry, such as "How many brothers and sisters do you have?" Wang Ji is a similar question, which may appear in questions about a person's identity, status, population, etc. Not sure about it or doubt it. Therefore, if you hear the word "Wang Ji" in a certain context, it can be understood as raising some kind of question.

Wang Ji may be the real name of some people, especially in certain places in China, such as Guangdong and Fujian. In some dialects, Wang may be pronounced as "wong", and "wong gei" and "wong gee" can also be pronounced as Wang Ji. In addition, the combination of "Wang Ji" will also appear in the names of some celebrities. For example, the Qing Dynasty scholar Wang Yirong's given name is Wang Jizhai. This name means "enjoying royal treatment and living in the studio to study."

Wangji can also be the name of a certain brand or company, especially in the Chinese market. For example, "Wangji Furniture" is a company specializing in the design and production of Chinese-style furniture, while "Wangji Milk Tea" is a chain store with milk tea, desserts, etc. as its main products. In this case, "Wang Ji" is no longer a question, but represents the name and meaning of a certain brand. If you see "王吉" in a business setting or advertisement, it's probably a trademark or logo in some way.