Is it necessary to create new surnames in today s society?

Personally, I don't think it's necessary, to deal with the common hundred family names, there are now 11,969 surnames, including 5,327 single-character surnames, 4,329 two-character surnames, 1,615 three-character surnames, 569 four-character surnames, 96 five-character surnames, 22 six-character surnames, 7 seven-character surnames, 3 eight-character surnames, and 1 nine-character surname. These can be found in the 2010 edition of the Dictionary of Chinese Surnames. <>

Except for the common surnames, most of the surnames are not used for historical and war reasons. The origin of each surname has its own story and historical background. Each surname has been inherited for 5,000 years and 500 years, which is a kind of heritage and expression of Chinese culture.

Nowadays, the first surname is the surname Li, which comes from the surname Ying, is the descendant of Gaotao, it is said that in Yao Shun served as the official in charge of the prison, his descendants inherited the position of "Dali", and took the official as the surname, called "Li". At the end of the Shang Dynasty, Gao Tao Hou ** Zheng offended the king of Xuan because of the fairness of the case, and was executed by the tyrant for no reason. In order not to forget this history of suffering, Lizhen's mother decided to change the surname "Li" to the surname "Li", which is composed of "Muzi".

Li Lizhen thus became the ancestor of the surname Li. Li is the largest surname in China, with a population of nearly 100 million, accounting for 7.94 percent of the country's Han population. At the same time, it is also the largest surname in China and the world, with a population of more than 100 million.

This is the story of the surname Lee. <>

Instead of creating new surnames, it is better to discover uncommon surnames, discover surnames that are no longer in use, discover their stories, and let future generations inherit them. Isn't the 11,969 surname still enough to meet the requirements of the current generation for the surname? The main thing is not that there is a need to create new surnames, but that those who have a name do not abandon their surnames at all.

Everyone has feelings for their surname, and the name is a way to prove a person's existence, and with a name, you have a code name and roots in this world. People without names are like duckweed, even if they are born in the prosperous world, they are always floating and cannot find their true self. <>

Each surname represents a family, a power. And the surname is the key to a family, even if you are in this family, but you change your surname, the people in the family will no longer let you. And a person with a foreign surname must change his personality if he wants to join the family, and it is conceivable that the surname is an important surname in a family.

No one would abandon their family's thousand-year-old surname and change it, so there is no need to create a new surname in today's society, and there is no need for this in today's society.

I think there are enough surnames, so there is no need to create new ones. And now the surnames are also very good.

I don't think there's any need for this, because there are already a lot of surnames in China, and there is no need to reinvent them.

There is no need, because there are already many surnames in China now, and there is no need to add new ones.

There is no need, just to give a name and distinguish people, why do you need so many surnames, and the previous surnames all had **, now it comes out of thin air.

I think it's really unnecessary, there are so many compound surnames in the hundred family names. Moreover, the surname was given by my father, so I don't think it should be changed at will, and there is no need to innovate.

I don't think it's necessary, there are enough Chinese surnames, and the surnames handed down by our ancestors should also be retained.

There is no need, the surname is handed down by the ancestors, and it has its reason for existence and history, and the surname in innovation has no meaning, I personally think.

I don't think so, the surnames in the hundred surnames are enough, and it is also troublesome to sort out too many surnames.

I don't think it's necessary. There are already a lot of surnames in China, and they are all quite complicated, so there is no need to use new or old surnames if you create new surnames.

It seems that it is okay Chen Jingrun's son is called Chen Youwei His wife's surname is You His surname is Chen You.

No, please refer to the case of Beiyan Yunyi for details.

The origin of surnames can be traced back to the period of the matriarchal clan system in primitive human societies, where surnames were used as specific markers to distinguish clans, such as the name of a tribe or the name of a tribal leader.

With the development of the social productive forces, the matrilineal clan system transitioned to the patrilineal clan system, and the clan system was gradually replaced by the class social system. The emergence of the clan is the footsteps of human history into a class society. Surnames and surnames are the two stages of human progress and are the products of civilization.

During the Xia and Shang periods, nobles all had surnames. The branch of the surname is clan, which means equivalent to family or clan.

As for the creator, there should be none.

In fact, surnames have existed as early as ancient times, but at that time surnames were replaced by scales or other forms, the purpose of which was to distinguish the species, and the real attributed to when the surname appeared, in fact, from the end of the matrilineal clan and the rise of patrilineal society, the form existed.

In the matrilineal society, women were the dominant and multiplied, but after a long time, there was a problem, only the mother was known, but the father was not known. Therefore, with the development of society and the gradual rise of patrilineal society, natural males have produced code names similar to surnames in order to determine their own species.

Later, with the gradual development of society, the ancients naturally continued their surnames, coupled with the birth of writing, the previous code names and scales were transformed into written surnames, from the earliest to see what to use, to a surname with a certain generality and a certain significance.

And then to the social development, and even in the later period, there was a surname plus the existence of the word, and even after the surname to add the room, the title, according to the ancient explanation, the name to the body, the word to express virtue, the number to the Ming Zhi, the room to send affection.

To be precise, in ancient times, there was a combination of a single surname and a single name, and the ratio of single and double names also differed in different periods.

It was not until later that in order to count and facilitate the calculation of the number of people and the convenience of distinguishing the blood relationship, people counted the surnames of hundreds of families, and at the same time stipulated the relationship between names and characters. For example: from the beginning of the Han Dynasty, the names of the generations began to appear, Bo, Zhong, Shu, Ji and long, secondary, young, young, Yuan, etc., such as the famous Three Kingdoms period, Wu Guosun brothers, is used to distinguish the ranking, and later the father and son backup also distinguished, naturally there is a difference in the line.

Distinguish generations by making it easier for men of the same generation.

Now names are not just code names for people to distinguish their bloodlines, but also have a deeper meaning, and there are more combinations of names, which not only contain the characteristics and personality of each person, but also the expectations and expectations of parents. Nowadays, there are not only 100 surnames, but even 1,000 surnames.

People already had the concept of surnames in the early days of Shangzhou, especially nobles. They have made a strict distinction between their surnames and surnames.

The earliest surnames that appeared in the Fuxi era, women were surnames and men were surnames in the pre-Qin period, and surnames began to be unified after the unification of Qin Shi Huang.