The first surname is: Wang.
The population of wang xing, Chinese mainland accounts for about 13 million of China's total population, with a rapid growth rate, which is mainly distributed in Shandong, Henan and Hebei provinces in China.
wang xing
wang xing is the most popular surname in contemporary China. In wang xing, many people revere the Prince Jin of East Zhou Lingwang as their ancestors, and some of them changed their surnames to Wang after the royal family. For example, descendants of Huangdi, Yu Shun and Shang and Zhou kings take Wang as their surnames. There are also many ethnic minorities who have changed their Han surname to Wang. There are Taiyuan, Langxie, Beihai, Chenliu, Dongping, Gaoping, Jingzhao, Tianshui, Dongping, Xincai, Xinye, Shanyang, Zhongshan, Juye, Daming, Zhangwu, Donglai, Hedong, Jincheng, Guanghan, Tangyi, Henan, Bisha and Shaoxing in wang xing.
wang xing's famous historical figures are: Wang Jian and Wang Li, generals of Qin State; Wang Zhengjun, Empress of Xiaoyuan in the Western Han Dynasty, the Prime Minister's Mausoleum, Hou Wangjin in Yangping, and Wang Feng in Fu; Wang Mang, Emperor of the New Dynasty (Jianxing Emperor); Wang Yun, Prime Minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wang Chong, philosopher, Wang Fu, scholar and Wang Can, poet; Wang Dao, Prime Minister of Eastern Jin Dynasty, Wang Xizhi, Calligrapher, Wang Xianzhi; Wang Meng, the former prime minister of Qin Dynasty.
Prime Ministers of Tang Dynasty: Wang Gui, Wang Fangqing, Wang Xiaojie, Wang Yun, Wang Gui, Wang Jin, Wang Ya, Wang Bo, Wang Duo, Wang Tuan, Wang Pu, Wang Hui, poets Wang Wei and Wang Zhihuan; Prime Ministers of Song Dynasty: Wang Pu, Wang Dan, Wang Qinruo, Wang Anshi, Wang Zeng, Wang Sui, Wang Gui, Wang Fu, Wang Huai and Wang Xian; Wang Zhongyang, a famous road in Jin Dynasty; Wang Shifu, a dramatist in Yuan Dynasty; Ming Dynasty philosopher Wang Shouren (Wang Yangming), scholar Wang Shizhen, thinker Wang Fuzhi; Scholars in Qing Dynasty Wang Mingsheng, Wang Xianqian and Wang Niansun. In modern times, there were Wang Tao, Wang Guowei, Wang Yanan and Wang Jiaxiang.
Li surname
Li surname is the second largest surname in China. According to legend, its ancestor Hao Tao is a descendant of the Yellow Emperor's grandson Zhuan Xu. Hao Tao used to be an official in Dali, Tang Yao, so he took the official position as his surname and called it "Li", which was changed to Li in Shang and Zhou Dynasties. In the Tang Dynasty, the surname Li was Da Rong, and Xu, C, Dong, An, Ru, A Di, Guo, Xian Yu, Wang, Zhang, Du, Hu, Hong, Ma and Luo were all given the surname Li, and some even assumed the surname Li. There are Longxi and Zhaojun in Li County.
The main historical celebrities of Li are: Laozi Li Er, a thinker and founder of Taoism in the Spring and Autumn Period; Li Kui, the founder of legalism, the prime minister of Wei, Li Tieguai, the head of the Eight Immortals, Li Zhezu, the god of wealth, Li Bing, the guardian of Qin, and Li Mu, the general of Zhao; Li Si, Prime Minister of Qin Dynasty; Li Guang, general of the Western Han Dynasty.
Li Chun, a craftsman in Sui Dynasty; Tang emperors Li Yuan, Li Shimin, Li Zhi, Li Longji, Prime Ministers Li Shizhi, Li Qiao, Li Bi, Li Jifu and Li Deyu, general commanders Li Xiaogong, Li Daozong, Li Jing, Li Sheng, Li Pei, Li Guangbi and Li Xun, astronomers Li Chunfeng, scholars Li Yanshou, Li Baiyao, poets Li Bai, Li He and Li Shangyin; Li Yu, the Lord of the Southern Tang Dynasty.
Li Yuanhao, emperor of Xixia; Northern Song scholar Li Xinchuan; Li Qingzhao, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty; Li Xiuyuan, a Duke of Ji, was a writer of Ming Dynasty, Li Dongyang and Li Mengyang, and a medical scientist, Li Shizhen. In modern times, there are Li Hongzhang, Li Dazhao, Li Da, Li Hanjun, Li Weihan, Li Lisan, Li Gongpu, Li Zongren, Li Shutong, Li Siguang, Li Xiannian and Bruce Lee.
Those whose surnames are given by their ancestors; Shi's person, don't be divided by his descendants; "The surname is also a symbol of family blood". According to research, the ancient Chinese surname comes from totem worship and is a clan emblem or symbol.
The original source of ancient Chinese surnames is primitive religious worship, totem worship and ancestor worship based on "Heaven". The primitive totem worship is the root of the ancient Chinese surname. A large number of ancient documents support this view.
The origin of surnames can be traced back to the matriarchal clan system in primitive human society, so many ancient surnames in China are beside or at the bottom of female characters. There was no other provision of surnames in the documents of the pre-Qin dynasty, and the difference of surnames was a theory created by later generations.