May I ask everyone, with so many surnames in China, which one do you like the most?

Lin, it may be that the girls I like are all surnamed this, and their personalities also belong to the tranquil and elegant stream, and the subconscious gives this surname a light connotation, taking the meaning of goodness like water. ps: 澹台 is also a compound surname that I think is very interesting, and the "澹" here is pronounced "tan". ‍

Simon. It has nothing to do with the compound surname, and it has nothing to do with Ximen Qing or Ximen Leopard. The first time I saw the name Ximen Fuxue, my eyes lit up.

Very vivid and graphic (some scenes in Kill Bill 2 have wooden ones) that can generate a lot of reverie names. Although this character is not my favorite person, at least not as good as Chu Liuxiang, it does not prevent me from liking the name at all. Zhang Blowing Snow, Li Blowing Snow, or Zhuge Blowing Snow, Sima Blowing Snow is not good, it must be Ximen.

My favorite surname is "Oriental", which I feel is particularly noble.

There was once a classmate named Zhang Ruite, I think it would be good if his surname was Gu, it was Guret, greatest. So, Gu should be my favorite surname. ‍‍

I like Li, Wang, Zhang, Tang, and Feng, but I don't like Xu and Gu!

Fourth. Sort by stroke in the first place (is there anything earlier than this?) It doesn't matter if there is, it's up front anyway). I am sorry that the group is in front of all the leaders on the list of advanced commendations. ‍‍

At present, my favorite surnames are: Bo, Gu Gu, Hu, Yin, Ke, Li, Lu, Ma, Mo, Mu, Na, Ni, Sa, Su, and Yu. ‍‍

Wen: Be frugal and gentle. Zhou: The ancient gentleman, his responsibility is also heavy on Zhou, and his treatment of others is also light. - Han Yu's "Original Destruction".

My surname is Liu, in addition to Liu, I like the surname Zhang the most, really, both ex-girlfriends are surnamed Zhang, haha.

The bell is a noun and surname, which is very special, has allusions as an elegant musical instrument and a history as a timekeeping tool. Zhong, love at first sight is such a word, and the name of the group is easy to form an infatuated man and a woman. ‍‍

Yan, there is no surname that makes me feel so beautiful. So there is a sense of picture. ‍‍

Sue. I feel that the name with the surname Su sounds very classical, especially girls, who will subconsciously feel that she is a gentle and graceful beauty. ‍‍

Mu, I was shocked when I heard Mu Wanqing's name, and later watched the Hong Kong version of the drama, and the actors liked it too. ‍‍

Zhao, because of General Zilong. The Zhao I know is very beneficial to me and very fateful.

Ah Liu, big Liu, and Xiao Liu are all one Liu.

Of course, it's my own surname.

Do you still need to ask, of course it's your own surname.

The surname is one of the symbols of people's identity, and in China, the surname is the continuation of the identity of the ancestors, but also the inheritance of the family bloodline. However, for various reasons, some surnames are rare or even almost extinct in China's surname rankings. Among the surnames I know of, here are some of the most rare surnames of Hehong.

First of all, it is to "delete" the surname. This surname is very rare in our country, and for many people it is even the first time to hear it. According to legend, the surname was given to a wealthy man during the Southern Song Dynasty in a place in present-day Zhejiang Province.

In modern times, though, this surname is already very rare.

Secondly, it is the surname "multiplication". The surname sounds very unfamiliar, and it is also one of the very rare surnames. This surname is slightly more common than the "deleted" surname, but it is also very rare.

According to legend, this surname has a lot to do with military affairs, and may be related to the descendants of a certain army general.

The third is the surname "Dui". "Dui" is a very rare surname, and it is said that there are only a few people with the surname "Dui" in the whole country. This surname first appeared in the Shandong area, and then gradually dispersed to various places, but the number has always been small.

Rare surnames are also becoming more and more common in today's society, but there are also certain inconveniences in some areas, such as official documents, household registration, etc. Moreover, because the number of these surnames is so small, people know about them relatively little, or even hear of them.

The three rarest surnames in China, the first surname is the surname Poison, the second surname is the surname Tumen, and the third surname is the surname Chenggong. I don't belong to these three surnames.

China is a country with many surnames, with thousands of surnames. Some of these surnames are rare for various reasons such as history, geography, population, etc. Here are some of the rare surnames I've seen.

Tong surname. The surname Tong is one of the more common surnames among the Buyi ethnic minority in China, and it is also a relatively rare surname among the Han people. According to research, the surname Tong originated in Xingyi City, Qianxinan Prefecture, Guizhou Province, and has a history of several hundred years.

The surname is sparsely populated and is mainly concentrated in Guizhou Province and neighboring provinces.

Lin surname. The surname Lin is one of the more common surnames among the Manchu ethnic minority in China, but it is extremely rare among the Han Chinese. According to research, the surname Lin originated from Manchuria, and the ancestor was Lin Dabing of the Qing Dynasty. At present, the surname Lin is mainly distributed in Northeast China and Beijing.

Cen surname. The surname Cen is one of the surnames of ancient Chinese families, which originated in the Tang Dynasty. Historically, there were many prominent clans in the name of Cen Ming, but they gradually declined later. According to incomplete statistics, there are only about 30,000 people surnamed Cen in the country, mainly distributed in Guangdong, Fujian and other provinces.

Tang surname. The surname Tang is an ancient Han surname that originated in the Zhou Dynasty. Due to factors such as historical reasons and population migration, the surname Tang has gradually become rare. According to incomplete statistics, the population surnamed Tang is now only a few thousand, mainly concentrated in Jiangxi, Guangdong and other provinces.

Wangshu surname. The surname Wangshu is one of the rarer surnames in China, and its birthplace is in Anhui Province. According to legend, the surname Wangshu originated in the Song Kingdom during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, when the Wangshu clan was huge, and the surname has been passed down to this day.

At present, the population of Wangshu is less than 1,000 people, mainly distributed in Anhui, Jiangsu and other provinces.

The surname Hao. The surname Hao is the surname Congyuan Peng among the Manchus, one of the ethnic minorities in northern China, but it is also more common among the Han Chinese. It is rumored that the surname Hao originated from Hao Tinglong in the Ming Dynasty. At present, the population surnamed Hao is relatively stable, mainly distributed in Shandong, Hebei and other provinces.

Fei surname. The surname Fei is one of the rarer surnames in China, having appeared as early as the Tang Dynasty. According to incomplete statistics, the population surnamed Fei is now only about 200,000, mainly distributed in Shandong, Jiangsu and other provinces.

These are some of the rare surnames I've seen that represent China's long history and diverse culture. Although these surnames are less numerous, they also have unique cultural value and historical significance.