Why do many people say that children should take their father's surname?

In the current environment, being a mother will bring many disadvantages, mainly from the pressure of people around you. It is foreseeable in the future that no matter whether you take your mother's surname or your father's surname, it is the same and there is no dispute.

In fact, there are some families in which children take neither their mother's surname nor their father's surname but their grandparents' surname. Such a family really needs to "get to the bottom of it" in order to find out the source of the child's surname.

For example, children take their mother's surname. When they grow up, should their children be changed to take their grandfather's surname? I think it's possible. After all, the names of grandchildren also need to reflect the meaning of "ancestral industry".

Having a baby is the same as having a girl. Last name doesn't matter. The key is that children should live up to expectations, set lofty aspirations from childhood and be filial to their parents when they grow up.

Too much entanglement with children's surnames often leads to conflicts between husband and wife. There are also some families who divorce because of their children's surnames.

It is best to discuss the question of what the child's surname is, and "whose surname is who" needs to reflect the harmony of the family.