What is it like to have a rare compound surname?

My surname is Ouyang, my full name is four characters, and the problem I often encounter is that after hearing my name, people always ask the names of my father, my sister, my grandfather, my aunt and a series of relatives. But in fact, my grandfather and my father both had a single surname, my grandmother said it was because she thought it was convenient, and later my aunt told me that it was because the surname was "not good" in that era, that is, the era of liberation and the Cultural Revolution. My grandfather's household registration book is a single surname Ou, but my grandfather's belongings are upright with Ouyang xx written, and later when my sister and I were born, my grandfather felt that I had to change back to the surname of my ancestors, so my sister and I continued to have the surname Ouyang.

When I was in elementary school, the head teacher who signed up for the registration looked at my father's name and sarcastically mocked me, saying, "The surname Ou is the surname Ou, and I want to add an Ouyang to my daughter", so later I usually wrote my mother's name when I wrote the name of my parents, and I especially hated that others asked my dad and my father's name and then asked, "Why is it not Ouyang??" "Too lazy to explain, annoying.

The biggest experience is that the first thing people ask you is always the same. Your father's surname is Wu, and your mother's surname is Liu. Your grandfather's surname is Xie.

It's not that I'm not the one I had the last name. That's what we all do. Oh.

Then your grandfather's surname is Wu, your father's surname is Liu, and your mother's surname is Xie Luo. Actually, my surname is Wu Liu. Really, we all have that last name.

It's just that my dad's surname is indeed Xie! Hehe. I've been explaining for years, many, many years.

My surname is "Lai", and when people ask me what my name is, and I say that my name is Noble, they will definitely say, "Ask your name." Explain every time.

My mother's surname was Helian, but at that time it was just the word Helian as her surname. The next generation of my uncle is Helian as a surname. In my sister's words, everyone calls her Helen, and they almost forget her name.

It is located in a small city in the eighteenth tier, so as long as you meet someone surnamed Helian, you are basically related by blood.

There was an English speech contest in high school, and I met a senior sister who reverted to her surname. The name is also two words, adding up to four words. At the time, I thought, so handsome!!

It must be a descendant of the Jin Kingdom (Jin Kingdom or the Liao Kingdom) or something! There is also a high school homeroom teacher's surname Law, which is rare, and we make up for him in the brain that he actually has the surname Yelu! He is a descendant of the Liao Kingdom!

Hahahaha, but it's not.

The surname is Xiahou. When I was a child, I was often ridiculed by other children for being Japanese (I want to change my surname, not a single name friends have encountered it when I was a child), and I became it after high school and college"Your name is so nice"。Occasionally, someone asks, is your father's surname Xia and your mother's surname Hou.

The compound surname is Duanmu. Starbucks likes to ask your last name when buying and drinking, and then write one on the label. I was very honest to report the surname, the waiter looked at me with disdain, that look is ** see too much, after eight years, I am used to reporting my mother's surname, it is better to have a companion partner, report a small partner to avoid embarrassment.

I remember that a pair of brothers and sisters in the previous class, one was named Murong Junlan and the other was Murong Junlan, and I was really envious of them having such elegant names at that time. That brother is really worthy of this name.,Acting quite gently.,Plus he's also very handsome.,It's become a topic of conversation among the girls in the class.,I think there's part of the reason for the name.。

When I was in high school, there was a classmate named Duanmu Yun, and we were all called Duanmu directly, and I felt really tall.

I was always asked questions by the teacher in class, and when my classmates called me, it attracted the attention of many people to see what kind of person had such a surname, but I also took my surname as a smile.

There is always a feeling of filming TV series in life, and others like to call me sister Shangguan.

When I was in school, others always thought that my family was very powerful, and they didn't dare to mess with me.

1.Dong Di's surname.

The surname Dong Di refers to the surname that combines the surname Dong and the surname Di, which is very rare. According to legend, the surname originated from an ancient famous general named Dong Di during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Now this surname is rare, but it is still used in some ethnic minority areas.

2.Qilian surname.

The surname Qilian refers to the surname Qi and the surname Lian, which is also quite rare. According to records, the surname originated in a place called Qilian Mountain during the Tang Dynasty. Nowadays, the surname is rarely seen, but it is still used in northwest China.

3.Duan Gan's surname.

The surname Duan Gan refers to the surname that combines the surname Duan and the surname Gan, which is also very rare. The surname is said to have originated from a figure named Duan Ganyan Panmu during the Warring States period. The surname is now rare, but it is still used in some ethnic minority areas.

4.Park Cho's surname.

The surname Park Zhao refers to the surname that combines the surname Park and the surname Zhao, which is also extremely rare. The surname is said to have originated in Korea, but it is also used in China. The surname is now rare, but it is still used among some descendants of Koreans.

5.Jin Zeng's surname.

The surname Jin Zeng refers to the surname Jin and the surname Zeng, which is also very rare. The surname is said to have originated from a figure named Jin Zeng during the Ming Dynasty. The surname is now rare, but it is still used in some ethnic minority areas.

In China, the surname is a very important identity, and everyone will feel a certain sense of belonging to the region and ethnic culture because of their surname. Chinese surnames have a long history and rich cultural connotations, and are widely circulated at home and abroad. At the same time, there are some strange and even rare surnames that appear.

Here are some very rare surnames in China.

1.Libra (tiancheng).

Libra is one of the very rare Chinese surnames. It's more complicated and may be related to the customs of a certain core area. The name Libra has a positive connotation, probably because the name is chosen in the hope that the child will be balanced and determined in the future.

2.Squid (youyu).

Squid is a very rare Chinese surname that originated in a region of China. The ** of this surname is not very clear, but it may be related to the natural environment and lifestyle in some places.

3.Heavy rain (dayu).

Heavy rain is a rare Chinese surname, and there is a legend behind this surname that is believed to have originated in ancient China with a figure named Dayu. Dayu is a hero in ancient Chinese legends, through water control, purification of the environment, won the respect and support of the people, and eventually became the throne at that time.

4.Dugu (dugu).

Dugu is from the Book of Zhou, and Dugu is a common surname in China. The original meaning of Dugu is "Dugu Single", which was praised in the early Spring and Autumn Period. The folk also take Dugu as their surname.

5.Qinglong

The family head first appeared in the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. Most of them originated from wealthy and famous families, forming the habit of surname Qing and famous dragon. There are also some related to **.

In addition to the above very rare surnames, there are many strange surnames, most of which are formed due to the influence of certain dialects, and these surnames have very special cultural connotations and historical values. In short, each surname has its irreplaceable cultural, historical, geographical and ethnic background, and is a precious cultural heritage of the Chinese nation, which needs to be treated with respect and concern.

1- Mi surname. The surname Mi is a very ancient Chinese surname, and it is the ancestral surname of the nobles of Chu during the Zhou Dynasty. The state of Chu is a branch of the Yan Emperor Jiang, whose ancestors lived as nomads and had a close relationship with sheep.

Mi is the common surname of the Chu royal family, and its descendants (such as Qu Yuan, Bai Gongsheng, Zilan, etc.) all take Mi as their surname.

2- is the surname. This surname is rare. According to records, it was the surname of the distant ancestor when it was the Three Kingdoms. In fact, it was Yi's original surname "Yi", but because Kong Rong ridiculed the surname "the people are supreme", he changed his surname to a surname.

3- Waiter's surname. It is said to be a descendant of Xiang Yu's guard. Before Xiang Yu killed himself, he told the guards to change their surnames to avoid pursuit, and the guards were loyal, since they couldn't follow the surname of the overlord, they simply changed their surnames to commemorate that they were Xiang Yu's guards.

4- God's surname. Derived from the surname Jiang, it is a relatively rare surname. The descendant of the Shennong clan lost the throne of the emperor, and his descendants took God as his clan.

5- Dry surname. The dry surname, also written as the surname Han, is a very rare surname in modern times. It should be noted that in Chinese Simplified Chinese, both Qian and Gan have been merged into "gan", but the "gan" as a surname should also be written as "gan" in Chinese Traditional Chinese as "Tiangan Dizhi".

There are many ways to say the surname **, one of which is to take the country as the surname. In ancient times, there was a dry country, which was destroyed by the Wu country in the Spring and Autumn Period, and the people of the country took the name of the country as their surname, and then became the Gan clan. The second is that it is believed to be from the surname of the son, and after the comparison, the surname was changed to avoid disaster.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, the Song State had a big doctor who was in his name"Dry"The word is the surname, also known as the Gan family, which becomes a branch of the dry surname. There are various explanations beyond that.

Chen Fang, Murong, Ouyang, Sima, Sikong, Nalan, Zhuge

Dugu, Nangong, Wan Qi, Wenren, Ram, Helian, Zongzheng, Puyang, Taishu...

Sima Xiahou Chun Yu Wanyan Yelu The others are not very strange.

Do you know what a compound surname is? In fact, there are fewer compound surnames in China, although there are more than 1,000 compound surnames in history, but with the torrent of time, the existing compound surnames are relatively few. Do you know what are the compound surnames in China?

For example, Ouyang.

Zhuge , Murong and so on.

That's fine.