Wan surname
Wan is one of hundreds of surnames in China, and its ancestor is Rui. At the beginning of the week, the clan with the same surname was sealed in Rui, and it was later built. Guo Rui is a vassal state, and its monarch is Ruibo. Ruibo spread to the Spring and Autumn Period, and Ruibo came out. Because of his numerous prostitutes and romantic nature, his mother Rui Qiang was extremely dissatisfied and drove him to Weicheng. His son and grandson took Wan as their surname, called Wan, and Rui was the ancestor of Wan.
Guo Rui was annexed by Ren Hao, Qin Mugong in the 12th year of Zheng Ji, King of Zhou Xiang. Among his royal descendants, people who take their ancestors' words as their surnames are called Shiwan, which has been handed down from generation to generation. Historically, Shiwan is authentic.
Wan's origin
Origin
Originated from Ji's surname, Zhou Ruibo's descendant Rui, named after his ancestors. According to the records in Historical Records and A Brief Introduction to the Tongzhi Clan in, people, whose place name is Ji Fuliang in Switzerland, were called Ruibo and Jian in history, and were a small vassal state with the surname of Ji. During the Spring and Autumn Period, Guo Rui spread to Rui, an official of the Zhou Dynasty. Later, however, because Rui had too many pet girlfriends, her mother Rui Jiang was angry and drove Rui out of the country and lived in Weicheng.
Origin
It originated from the doctor of the State of Jin named Bi Wan in the Spring and Autumn Period, and was named after his ancestors. According to historical records, Bi Wan, a descendant of Bi, worked as a doctor in the State of Jin during the Spring and Autumn Period of Yuan He Xing Bian. In sixteen years, King Hui of Zhou and Bi Wan and others helped to destroy the small vassal states of Geng, Huo and Wei San. Bi Wan was sealed in the old Weicheng because of his exploits, so he was also called Wei Wan and became the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period.
among the descendants of Biwan, there are those who take the words of their ancestors as their surnames, called Shiwan, which has been passed down from generation to generation.
Origin
Originated from Xianbei nationality, it came from Tuoba Department of Xianbei in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and it belonged to Chinese culture, and its surname was changed to Shi.
according to the records in Historical Records and Records of Wei Shuguan in, in the Northern Wei Dynasty, there were tribes with compound surnames such as Ye and Wanniuyu in the Tuoba Department of Xianbei. After the Northern Wei Dynasty moved to the Central Plains with the filial piety Tuoba Hong, all the Chinese characters were changed to the single surname Wan in the process of sinicization reform, and then merged into the Han nationality, which was passed down from generation to generation. In the year of Wei Shuguan's Records, with the implementation of the policy of cultural sinicization in the Northern Wei Dynasty, the local surname of Xianbei nationality was changed to Wan surname, and it developed rapidly, forming another county, Henan County, with the year number of 3354. Wanniu Shiyu, a Xianbei ethnic group, lives in Daibei. The surname Wanniu Jade was changed to Wanwan.
what name should I pay attention to?
when choosing, parents must choose words that everyone knows, so that children can remember their names as soon as possible, so as to avoid unfamiliar words, which will make people misread their children's names, which is not good for children's psychology.
Chinese characters are difficult to understand, and many of them are polyphonic characters. If you choose polyphonic words as your child's name, your child will read differently. Of course, some people don't know the pronunciation of your child's name, which is easy to be misunderstood and give children nicknames.
When naming children, it is not necessary
Many people use many methods to name children, but in their own problems, when naming children, they notice that words have many meanings. Some bad words are actually for children and will have names. But if you expect a good name, what are they like?