Chinese surname population genetics and population distribution

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Features: This book is divided into two parts with a total of 11 chapters. The first part consists of 4 chapters introducing the origins of surnames and related content in population genetics, while the second part comprises 7 chapters that describe the history, distribution, and genealogical charts of 100 major Chinese surnames. The book contains numerous papers on surnames, conducting systematic and in-depth research. The content is rich, well-organized, and logically structured, making it both informative and readable. The term "shi" was a designation for noble clans in ancient times, representing a branch of surnames that emerged in feudal society as a special product, signifying achievements and status. During the pre-Qin period, women were referred to by their surnames, while men were referred to by their clan designations (Zheng Qiao, Tongzhi·Shizuxie).