How do you pronounce Zhong, Pu and Xi in your surname?
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pu pǔ
wash xiǎn (also commonly used as "Xian", such as in my country Xian Xinghai, the composer of the national anthem)
What does the word "Pu" mean in the surname?
Pu only has one pronunciation: pú, so of course the surname is pronounced pú
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〈Name〉
(1)
(Phonetic. From water, Pu sound. Original meaning : Plant name. Cattail)
(2)
Same as the original meaning [cattail]
Pu, water grass. Can be used as a seat. - "Shuowen"
There are Pu and He. ——"Poetry·Chen Feng·Zepei"
***The matter of the reeds. ——"Zhou Li·Ze Yu". Note: "As a mat."
The man holds Pu Bi. ——"Zhou Li·Da Zongbo". Note: "Pu is a mat, so people can live in peace."
(3)
Another example: Pu Dian'er ( Also known as "cattail mat" (a cushion made of cattail); cattail (a metaphor for a humble person); cattail wool (a deep round-soled shoe made of cattail, mixed with chicken feathers, reed flowers, etc.); Whip means humiliation (thin is used as a whip, and thin punishment shows shame); Pufan (a sail made of cattail leaves)
(4)
Calamus [calamus]. Such as: Pujie (Dragon Boat Festival); Puren (figures made of calamus); Pujiu (calamus wine); Pulian (cloth woven with calamus fibers); Puai (calamus and mugwort)
(5)
It is what people today call "Shui Yang". Also known as "Pu Yang" and "Pu Liu" [big catkin willow]
Buliuzhu Pu. ――"Poem·Wang Feng·Yangzhi Shui"
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Another example: Puliu (plant name) , that is, water poplar. Its nature is weak and its leaves fall early, so it is used to describe a weak constitution); Pu Zi (Pose of Pu Liu); Pu Yang (Pu Liu)
(7)
Covering of thatched cottage. Such as: Puwu (thatched cottage); Pushi (thatched cottage); Pu'an (thatched cottage)
(8)
Dice [dice]. An ancient game, like dice in later generations. Such as: Pu Opera (play of Pu Xi); Pu Yi (play of Pu Yi)
(9)
The same as today's "grape". Such as: Pu Tao; Pu Tao; Pu Tao
(10)
Ancient town name [Pu prefecture]
(11)
The Spring and Autumn Period, the Wei Dynasty, and the Warring States Period belonged to Wei. In present-day Changyuan County, Henan Province
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In the Spring and Autumn Period of Shanxi, in the northwest of present-day Xi County, Shanxi Province
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Surname.
For example: Han Dynasty has Puchang and Puzun
Pu
pú
〈motion〉
(1)
Crawl on the ground [crawl]
Serve a pot of ice and drink with it. ——"Zuo Zhuan·The Thirteenth Year of Zhaogong"
(2)
Another example: Pu Fu (creeping. Walking on the ground); Pu Fu (Pu Fu, walking on the ground and knees); Pu Wang (Pu Fu)
Pu stick, Pu stick
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púbàng, púbàngr
[cattail's spike] [口]: The flower spike of cattail, shaped like a stick
cattail bag
púbāo
[cattail bag] A container made of cattail leaves
Cattail
púcǎo
[the stem or leaf of cattail] Cattail Stems and leaves, used for weaving
Pudūnr
púdūnr
[cattail mat] A thick, round mat made of cattail leaves, wheat straw, etc., used as a sitting material in rural areas
Cattail mat
púfú
[sit on the ground] sit on the ground in a kneeling position
sit on the ground in ancient times , sitting on the mat with both knees, which is similar to kneeling, so "Warring States Policy" said that Wu Zixu "sat and walked in Pufu, begging for food in Wu City".
——Lu Shuxiang "The Evolution of Language"
Dandelion
púgōngyīng
[dandelion] Perennial herbaceous plant (Tarax acum mongolicum), the whole plant contains white pulp, clustered leaves, yellow flowers, brown fruits with white soft hairs, which can be blown away by the wind. The whole plant is used for medicinal purposes and can clear away heat and detoxify
pujian
pújiàn
[sword-shaped bag of aromatic herbs hung over doorstep on the Dragon Boat Festival] Refers to the calamus leaf, which is named after its shape like a sword
Pujie
pújié
[Dragon Boat Festival on the fifth day of the fifth lunar moon]Dragon Boat Festival, named after the old custom of hanging calamus leaves on the door during the Dragon Boat Festival
Puzhou opera
pújù
[Puzhou opera of Shanxi Province] Local opera types One of them, popular in southern Shanxi Province
Palmetto
púkuí
[Chinese fan palm] An evergreen tree that grows in tropical and subtropical areas. Its leaves can be used as fans
The person on the left holds a palm fan in his right hand. ――Ming Wei Xue...
How to pronounce the Japanese surname "上ura"
As a surname, two pronunciations were found, namely
Name Ueura
読みかみうら (KAMIURA), うえうら (UEURA)
It seems that the former reading method is used more often.
How to pronounce "wash" in the surname
This is the pronunciation of xǐan Xian Xinghai.
How to pronounce Chu as the surname
Hundred family surnames: Rui (ruì) Yi (yì) Chu (chǔ) Jin (jìn)
Zhao(zhào) Qian(qián) Sun(sūn) Li(lǐ)
Zhou(zhōu) Wu(wú) Zheng(zhèng) Wang(wáng)
Feng (féng) Chen (chén) Chu (chǔ) Wei (wèi)
Jiang (jiǎng) Shen ( shěn) Han(hán) Yang(yáng)
Zhu(zhū) Qin(qín) You(yóu) Xu(xǔ)
He (hé) Lu (lǚ) Shi (shī) Zhang (zhāng)
Kong (kǒng) Cao (cáo) Yan (yán) Hua (huà)
Jin(jīn) Wei(wèi) Tao(táo) Jiang(jiāng)
Qi(qī) Xie( xiè) Zou (zōu) Yu (yù)
Bo (bǎi) Water (shuǐ) Dou (dòu) Zhang (zhāng)
Yun (yún) Su (sū) Pan (pān) Ge (gě)
Xi (xī) Fan (fàn) Peng (péng) Lang (láng)
Lu(lǔ) Wei(wéi) Chang(chāng) Horse(mǎ)
Miao(miáo) Feng( fèng) 花(huā) 方(fāng)
俞(yú) 人(rèn) 元(yuán) 六(liǔ)
酆(fēng) Bao(bào) Shi(shǐ) Tang(táng)
Fei(fèi) Lian(lián) Cen(cén) Xue(xuē)
Lei (léi) He (hè) Ni (ní) Tang (tāng)
Teng (téng) Yin ( yīn) Luo (luó) Bi (bì)
Hao (hǎo) Wu (wū) An (ān) Chang (cháng)
乐(yuè) 于(yú) 时(shí) FU(fù)
PI(pí) BIàn(biàn) QI(qí) 康(kāng)
Wu (wǔ) Yu (yú) Yuan (yuán) Bu (bǔ)
Gu (gù) Meng ( mèng) Ping (píng) Huang (huáng)
He (hé) Mu (mù) Xiao (xiāo) Yin (yǐn)
Yao(yáo) Shao(shào) Zhan(zhàn) Wang(wāng)
Qi(qí) Mao(máo) Yu(yǔ) Di(dí)
米(mǐ) 贝(bèi) 明(míng) Zang(zāng)
ji(jì) volt( fú) Cheng (chéng) Dai (dài)
Tan (tán) Song (sòng) Mao (máo) Pang (páng)
Xiong (xióng) Ji (jì) Shu (sh)
ū) Qu (qū)
Xiang (xiàng) Zhu (zhù) Dong (dǒng) Liang (liáng)
Du(dù) Ruan(ruǎn) Lan(lán) Min(mǐn)
Xi(xí) Ji(jì) Ma(má) Qiang(qiáng)
Jia (jiǎ) Lu (lù) Lou (lóu) Wei (wēi)
Jiang (jiāng) Tong (tóng) Yan ( yán) Guo (guō)
Plum (méi) Sheng (shèng) Lin (lín) Diao (diāo)
Zhong (zhōng) Xu (xú) Qiu (qiū) Luo (luò)
Gao (gāo) Xia (xià) Cai (cài) Tian (tián)
Fan (fán) Hu (hú) Ling (líng) Huo (huò)
Yu (yú) Wàn (wàn) branch ( zhī) Ke (kē)
昝(zǎn) GUAN(guǎn) LU(lú) MO(mò)
Jing (jīng) Fang (fáng) Qiu (qiú) Miao (miào)
Qian (gān) Jie (xiè) Ying (yīng) Zong (zōng)
Ding (dīng) Xuan (xuān) Bi (bēn) Deng (dèng)
Yu (yù) Shan (shàn) Hang ( háng) Hong (hóng)
Bao (bāo) Zhu (zhū) Zuo (zuǒ) Shi (shí)
Cui (cuī) Ji (jí) Niǔ Gong (gōng)
Cheng (chéng) Ji (jī) Xing (xín...
But how to pronounce dàn in surname
But dàn in surname
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What does "Bo" mean in the surname?
When the character "Bo" is used as a surname, it is pronounced "b"
Origin of the surname:
According to "Zuo Zhuan·Du Yuzhu", during the Spring and Autumn Period, a senior official of the Song Dynasty was granted the title of Baocheng (today's north of Shangqiu, Henan Province), so his descendants were granted the title of "Zuo Zhuan". The name of the town determines the surname, that is, the surname Bo.
Migration distribution:
In the middle and late Warring States Period, both the Song State and the Wei State were destroyed, and the descendants of the Bo family took refuge For other reasons, one group moved to the area between today's Jiangsu and Zhejiang.
During the Han and Cao Wei dynasties, a branch of the Bo family migrated to the area in the northwest and central part of present-day Shanxi.
From the Northern and Southern Dynasties to the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the Bo family not only flourished in Qiao County and Yanmen County, but also spread to Shandong, Hebei, Henan, Shaanxi and the south in the north. Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Jiangxi and other provinces.
During the Song and Yuan dynasties, the Bo family was distributed in Gansu, Ningxia, and Inner Mongolia in the northwest and Sichuan, Chongqing, Hubei, and Hunan in the south.
In the early Ming Dynasty, the Bo family in Shanxi, as one of the surnames of the people living in the big locust tree in Hongdong, was divided into Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Henan, Shandong and other places. After the middle of the Ming Dynasty, Bo's was seen in Yunnan, Guizhou, Guangxi in the southwest and Guangdong in southern China.
During the Kangxi and Qianlong years of the Qing Dynasty and after, the Bo family from Shandong and other places gradually moved into the three northeastern provinces along with the trend of invading Guandong. After the sixth year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty, some Bo family members from northwestern and central Shanxi came to the west entrance and moved to the present-day Hetao area to make a living.
In the mid-20th century, the Bo family who followed the Communists to Taiwan also settled down and started families in Taiwan.
Today, Bo's family is widely distributed across the country, especially in Shandong and other places. Although the surname Bo is not among the top 100 surnames, the total population of the Bo family ranks 290th in the country.
What is the ranking of the Pu surname among the hundreds of surnames in China
The famous family with the surname Pu lived in Jingzhao (today's Chang'an East, Shaanxi Province). Pu's total population is not among the top 300 surnames in both mainland China and Taiwan Province, and is ranked 318th in the Song version of "One Hundred Family Surnames". The Pu family originated from Shandong, and the ancestor of the surname was Jiang Shang (Jiang Taigong). According to the historical record "Autonomous Draft of Words and Deeds of Mingxian Clan", the Pu family is from Hongzhou and takes Shui as their surname. According to the records in the historical book "Explanation of Genealogy of Surnames", the Pu family originated from the Pu Shan family. According to the historical record "An Examination of Surnames": "After Taigong, there was the Pu family, and Lu Ruoxu carved a stone inscription on it." According to the "Origin of the Pu Family" in the Pu family tree, it says: "The Pu family's Yuyin, Wang Jingzhao, came out of the Zhou Dynasty After Fuhou. Now Anfu's predecessor is Lu, so King Mu ordered him to make a punishment, and his chapter was called Lu Xing, also called Fu Xing. In the poem of King Xuan, it was said that Weiyue descended to Shengfu and Shenfu. Brotherly country. Therefore, King Ping sent garrison for his uncle Shenhou instead of Yu Fu. The country was destroyed, and his descendants were named Pu.
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How to pronounce the word “Que” when it is used as a surname?
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The reputation of the surname Pu
Pu Renyu: (date of birth and death to be determined), a famous Wei scholar during the Three Kingdoms period and the author of more than ten "Ping Zhang Ji". Volume. Pu Yuan: (1344-1379 AD), courtesy name Changyuan, nicknamed Haisheng; a famous Ming Dynasty painter who was good at poetry and painting. He traveled in Fujian and was known as one of the "Ten Talents" along with Lin Hong. Pu Yuan admired Lin Hong's reputation for talent and traveled a long way to visit Lin Hong. One day, he went to Lin Hong on the pretext of purchasing books and gave some of his poems to Lin Hong's disciples Zhou Xuan and Lin Hong. Huang Xuan saw that the lines in Puyuan's poems written by Zhou and Huang were very similar to Lin Hong's poems, such as "the scenery of the mountains on the road beside the clouds and the sound of the rivers in the trees". Lin Hong was very happy and invited Puyuan to join the poetry club. He gave up his house to Pu Yuanquan, and his reputation greatly improved. Disciple. According to Mr. Zhang Huijian's "Chronology of Jiangsu Literati in the Ming and Qing Dynasties", there are five records of Wuxi Puyuan events: in 1373 AD, he was appointed as the official of the Prince of Jin's Palace; in 1375 AD, he went to Fujian to buy books and visited Fujian poets. Lin Hong, joined Hongsuojie Literary Society; in 1379 AD, he was sent to Shaanxi Province. He fell into the water in the Huaihe River and died at the age of 36. In 1640 AD, the posthumous collection of Xu Ji Puyuan, Fujian Province, was completed; in 1693 AD, Zhang Xia of Wuxi sent the four volumes of "Donghai Shengji" written by Ming Puyuan to Wang Shizhen of Shandong. Thirty-six years later, Pu Yuan was born in 1344 AD. As well as the inscription of Anguo, it can be proved that Pu Yuan was still alive in 1386 AD, and the year of his appointment to the Jin government was thirteen years later, and the year of his death was at least seven years later. The king of Jin was Zhu (1359-1398 AD). The third son of Ming Taizu. In the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1370), he was granted the title of King of Jin, and in the eleventh year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty, Taiyuan was granted vassal status. Shen Chen of the Qing Dynasty recorded Pu Yuan in "The Yuan of Calligraphy and Painting": "A native of Changzhou, he served as an official in the imperial period and was granted the title of Marquis of Jingzhao County by a great official. His writings are eloquent and his calligraphy and painting are powerful." The place name of "Changzhou" here is not accurate. . Peng Yuncan recorded Pu Yuan in "History of Painting in the Past Dynasties": "Zhangyuan, nicknamed Haisheng, a native of Wuxi. He was awarded the title of Yinlisheren of the Jin Mansion. Disciple of Ni Zan... He died at the age of thirty-six." This is marked Hai. When he was born, he took the word "东" in front of him, and the number of years he died is the same as above. Unfortunately, the years of his birth and death are still unknown. There are questions here that need to be investigated, and I would like to ask those who know me to enlighten me. Pu Xuan: (AD? ~ 1534 to be tested), courtesy name Ruqi; a native of Wendeng, Shandong. Famous minister of the Ming Dynasty. During the Zhengde period of the Ming Dynasty, he was a Jinshi, and served as magistrate of Hongdong County and censorship. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, he served as an envoy to Shaanxi Province. Pu Xuan was an official, and he sent more than 40 documents to him, all of which were related to military and state affairs. Later, in the 13th year of Jiajing reign in the Ming Dynasty (1534 AD), he wrote a memorial to save Yang Jue, the censor. However, he disobeyed the order and was tied to a prison rod and died. Everyone thinks he is wronged. Pu Yong: (years of birth and death to be determined), courtesy name Tingyong; a native of Shangyuan (now Jiangning, Jiangsu Province). The famous supervisory censor of the Ming Dynasty. During the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, he was promoted to the prefect of Jianning and governed with integrity and frugality. People admired him very much.
Punan Jin: (date of birth and death to be determined), courtesy name Bojie; native of Jiading (now Jiading, Jiangsu). A famous professor from the Tang Dynasty in the Ming Dynasty. During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, people were elected. He was erudite and fond of ancient literature, and was promoted to assistant teacher of the Imperial Academy. He lived in poverty all his life and left no valuable inheritance after his death. His works include "Authentic Poetics" and "Rhetoric Guide" handed down from generation to generation. Pu Qilong: (AD 1679-1762), whose courtesy name was Ertian, and whose nickname was Heichan. He signed himself as Dongshan Foreign History, later he was known as Sanshan Ganfu, and at that time he was called Mr. Shangan. He was a native of Qianjian Village, Shangfu Township, Wuxi, Jiangsu Province. A famous official in the Qing Dynasty. Pu Qilong loved reading when he was young. He was a scholar in the 37th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1698 AD). The following year, he failed in the rural examination and failed many times. He was in trouble for more than 30 years and made a living by sitting in the rural examination hall. Due to setbacks in the examination, he devoted himself to studying Du Fu's poems. In the summer of the 60th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign in the Qing Dynasty, Pu Qilong began to write "Reading Du Xinjie" based on the results of more than ten years of research. It was written in the second year of Yongzheng's reign in the Qing Dynasty (AD 1724). It was an innovative work among Du's poems. The book contains many The Shao point of view was adopted by Emperor Qianlong's "Poems of the Tang and Song Dynasties". Pu Qilong passed the imperial examination in the seventh year of Emperor Yongzheng's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1729 AD), and passed the imperial examination the following year. Three years later, he was awarded the title of professor of Yangzhou Fuxue. However, he was unable to take up the post because his father died of illness. In the twelfth year of Yongzheng's reign in the Qing Dynasty (AD 1734), Pu Qilong was invited to Kunming, Yunnan, to serve as the headmaster (i.e. dean) of Wuhua Academy. In the second year of Emperor Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (AD 1737), he returned to Wuxi. In the fourth year of Qianlong's reign in the Qing Dynasty (AD 1739), Pu Qilong was appointed as a professor of Suzhou Fuxue, in charge of the *** Academy. Among his disciples, those who later became famous include scholars Wang Chang and Qian Daxin, and the classics historian Wang Mingsheng. While lecturing, Pu Qilong began to collate the historical commentaries of fourteen ancient books such as "Zuo Zhuan", "Guoyu", "National Policy", "Chu Ci", "Selected Works", "Wenyuan Yinghua", etc., and supplemented and removed them with reference to different editions. Evolution, correction...