Rooting back to ten thousand years of China---The Origin of the Totems of the Hundred Surnames of China

Author: Wang Da Da
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Descendants of the Chinese nation, one family under heaven; tracing our roots, seeking our origins! The first authoritative work on Chinese surname totem, revealing the secrets of surname establishment throughout history. Expounding the cultural connotations of surnames from the Three Emperors and Five Kings, the Wind surname forged the ten-thousand-year-old Chinese nation. The Hundred Surnames of China forge the soul of China, tracing the roots of the Chinese subculture. Suggesting the application of Chinese surname culture for World Heritage listing. Illuminating the comprehensive holographic lineage of Chinese surnames, leading the way in carrying forward the sentiment of tracing roots, guiding the descendants of the Chinese nation to build a greater China, and leading the world with the principle of "the greatest good for the greatest number"! The origins of Chinese surnames lie in the cultural totems of ancient clans. The author's exploration of surname totems traces back to the original cultural totem established when surnames were first established, returning to the very beginning of the Chinese nation's birth, returning to the origin of Chinese civilization. Surname totems are the original Chinese culture, or the primordial culture of China, or the cultural genes of China, serving as the cultural DNA. This book does not conduct research on the origins of surnames, but rather explores: Why does this surname look this way? How did one acquire this surname? What is the original meaning of this surname? What information does it carry?