Why do Hong Kong women always have their husbands' surnames before their own names? What kind of social and cultural phenomenon does this reveal? Thank you, Great God, help me.

Chen Anson, Ye Shuyi, Luo Fanjiao Fen, Zhou Selina, Cha Shimeilun, Wu Fangxiao Wei, Wu Lunni Xia, Zhang Huangyun Yao ... In China people's society, apart from the upper-class "elite" and senior government officials, this habit of taking the surname of Guan Fu is not really common. This kind of thing is very strange. This is not unification, but colonization. It seems to have continued the status of women's "accessories" in the past. It has been more than 8 years since the May 4th Movement. In the new era, men should believe in maintaining their partners with love and loyalty, instead of maintaining their sense of stability on just one word-husband's surname. I guess, Luo Fan Jiao Fen's appellation of Guan Fu's surname may be just the opposite, just from the May 4th Movement. Surnames and names show that each has its own individuality. If it is necessary to emphasize the combination of one and even each has its own surname, it is better to go all out, and both of them have changed their surnames-it is better to change their surnames to combined surnames. It is natural that the consciousness of the patriarchal society is at work. This is unclear, and the husband who hopes for his wife's Guan Fu's surname may be By the way, in addition to the upper-class elite, there is another circle in Hong Kong that will force women to add their husband's surname, that is, the church. However, it is not to maintain the patriarchal society, but for administrative convenience, and it is related to the computerization of the office. When the wife takes her husband's surname and the office makes various registration lists, the husband and wife naturally line up together. It's easy to manage. This kind of "executive-led" can be deeply rooted. After my friend married, he * automatically * added the surname to the parish office. After several discussions, negotiations and "protests", human feelings were exhausted, and all kinds of lists were still "Situ Ouyang Jialina"! Take take, just to be clear, I'm not speaking ill, I'm joking.