Rooting back 10,000 years of Chinese history

Author: Wang Da Da
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The authoritative work on Chinese surname totem, revealing the secrets of surnames throughout history. Explores the cultural connotations of surnames from the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors, with the Feng surname establishing the foundation for the ancient Chinese nation. The Hundred Surnames of China forge the soul of the Chinese nation, tracing the roots of Chinese subculture. Suggests applying for World Heritage status for Chinese surname culture. Illuminates the comprehensive holographic lineage of Chinese surnames, leading the way in tracing ancestral sentiments, guiding Chinese descendants to build a great China, and setting the global trend 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 totems established when surnames were first created, returning to the birthplace of the Chinese nation and the cradle of Chinese civilization. Surname totems are the essence of original Chinese culture, or the primal culture of China, or the genetic code of Chinese culture, akin to cultural DNA. This book does not delve into the origins of surnames but rather examines: Why does this surname look this way? How did it come to be? What was its original meaning? What information does it carry?