If you want to limit it to names beginning with "Sh-", I think my best recommendation is "Shannon". It's simple to say, rolls easily off the tongue, and it's pleasing to hear. English name meanings are almost irrelevant (seriously, we just don't even remotely think of them, and our names aren't typically connected to common words), but I believe "Shannon" should mean something like "wise river". There are, of course, many other names you can go with. But this one will be easy for you to use and say, it starts with the syllable you wish, and it's not too common (so you'll be remembered more easily than if you went with, say, "Katie" or "Brittany").

I like the name written in pinyin! but shenxian is not good ... xiaoxian sounds alright but no-one will know the sound ... how about shaoshen?

Note that the name gives some indication of your age. For example: the name 'Ashley' was much more popular in the 80s and 90s than in the 70s. 'Shannon' appears as a boy's name at rank #111 in the 70s. Otherwise I've only listed girls names here. 'Cheryl' starts with Sh sound despite the spelling. These rankings are from ssa.gov website. Top names of the 1990s 2 Ashley 44 Shelby 75 Shannon 186 Ashlee Popular names of the 1980s 4 Ashley 39 Shannon 169 Sharon 170 Sheena 177 Ashlee Popular names of the 1970s 4 Michelle 21 (girl) Shannon 51 Michele 63 Sharon 79 Cheryl 94 Sherry 111 (boy) Shannon 119 Sheila 122 Shelly 140 Ashley 168 Shelley 169 Sherri 174 Shawna 188 Sheri

Suggestions Belinda, Linda mean very beautiful Faye = beautiful Helen all mean beautiful in one way or another.

There is a list of the 1000 most common baby girl names in the US at this link: http://names.mongabay.com/female_names.htm