My name is Liao, and I am a psychotherapist.
My last name is Liao, but I don't have many friends.
My name is Liao. I didn't expect you to leave without looking back.
My name is Liao. I didn't expect you to love me.
My name is Liao, but I can't predict our future.
My name is Liao and my heart is burning.
Your surname is Liao, my surname is Liao, and everyone is Liao.
My last name is Liao, but I am unpredictable and can't protect you.
Liao's surname is one of the common surnames of the Chinese nation, and China's surname ranks 66th. Liao is also a surname of 18 in Taiwan Province Province, China, commonly known as Qing Liao.
1. Source of surname:
Liao's surname comes from many sources. First, give yourself a proper surname, a descendant of Liao Shuan in Xia Dynasty, and take the country name "Guo Guo" as the surname. Second, it comes from the surname Ji, a descendant of his son, and takes the city name as his surname; Third, it is the descendant of the sage of Yao and Shun, surnamed Yan, named Guo (now Gushi County, Henan Province), taking the country name as his surname; Fourth, he escaped from the tyranny of Yinzhou and was changed by the surnames of Miao and Yan. Fifth, from Zhang, getting married and changing his surname; Sixth, it was given by myself.
2. Celebrity surnamed Liao:
Liao Fu: a native of Xiangyang (now Hubei), one is Liao Fu, a scholar of the Eastern Han Dynasty, who studied poetry and painted. He was knowledgeable, proficient in astronomy, divining wind direction and angle, and enjoyed a high reputation in the academic circles at that time.
Liao Zhan: Lin Ping (now northeast of Sui County, Hubei Province), Wang Mang, general of Lvlin Rebel Army in the last years of the New Dynasty. He failed in attacking Liu Jia, the king of Hanzhong, and was killed.
Liao Hua: A native of Xiangyang (now Xiangfan, Hubei Province), he was a right-riding general of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms period. He was loyal and fierce, and was famous for his fierce results.
Liao Gang: Shunchang (now Fujian), No.10 Peak, was a scholar who worshiped Ning in the Northern Song Dynasty. He relied heavily on the monarch and was a senior official of the Ministry of Industry. Knowing everything, he opposed the traitor's administration. At that time, Cai Jing and Qin Gui were dictators, and they were also afraid of dictatorship. He was not only an outstanding writer, politician and thinker in Song Dynasty, but also a strategist. He is the author of "Selected Works of Peaks". He has four sons, all generals. The annual salary of his father and son is more than 2,000 stone valleys, so he is called "Liao".
Liao Ji (1455- 1532), whose real name is Liao Tianguan, is a native of Sanxing Village, Li Ji Town, Wanning City (formerly Lingshui County), and a native of Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal in Hebei Province. He was an outstanding politician, a Confucian scholar, an official with the highest status and honor, a prince of Taibao, and a senior official of the official department.
Liao Heng: A native of Shunchang in the Song Dynasty, he was smart since childhood. He was able to write at the age of six and was promoted to the countryside at the age of thirteen. He is an official and transferred to the judge.
Liao Zhuang: a native of Jishui, Jiangxi Province, Ming Xuande was a scholar, and the official was Zuo Assistant Minister of the Ministry of Punishment. Honest and frank, who wrote an ironic exhortation, was relegated.
Liao Jin: Zhejiang native, a famous Neo-Confucianist in Ming Dynasty, with profound academic attainments, was named "Liao Wujing".
Liao Hui: a native of Baoning, Sichuan (now Langzhong, Sichuan), was the leader of the peasant uprising in Sichuan in the late Ming Dynasty, and was called the "sweeping king".
Liao Yan: A native of Qujiang (now Shaoguan, Guangdong), a writer in Qing Dynasty, his writing was arbitrary and sharp. Good cursive script, such as ancient wood and cold stone, can be played. He is the author of Twenty-seven Songtang Collection and so on.
Liao Kuangtu: A native of Ganzhou (now Ganzhou, Jiangxi), he graduated from Ce Tian Prefecture in the Tang Dynasty. He is good at Wen Zao and is famous for it.
Liao: In the Song Dynasty, a general was appointed as an Zhifu. He opposed Wang Anshi's "Young Crop Law" and wrote "Returning to the Fields".
Liao Zhixiang: Shunchang, a native of Song Dynasty, was brilliant. At the age of seven, he could write, and at the age of twenty, he went to Beijing to offer poems, which was greatly appreciated by Taizong. After going to the provincial exam, I got sick. According to legend, Chen Tuan, a hermit, said, "I am a fairy, but I can't stay in the world for long."
Liao Junyong: Puyin people in Yuan Dynasty were loyal, filial and benevolent. He once buried his father in the grave, helping the poor, and talking beautifully.
Liao Yong 'an: A native of Chaohu Lake (now Hefei, Anhui Province) in the Ming Dynasty, he was made Duke by Zhu Yuanzhang for his meritorious service. Brother Yongzhong, General Cheung Nam, Feng Deqing Hou, Guan Zhi Governor.
Liao Yuncha: a painter in the Qing Dynasty, whose works are "the finishing touch, and those who get it are cherished." His son, Shou Peng, "inherited his family studies and was good at sketching."