Yao's roots seeking and ancestor worship.

Source of Yao surname: Yao surname is the earliest surname in China, but it is not a surname. According to Shuo Wen Jie Zi, Yu Shun lived in Yao market because he thought it was his surname. Yao Site is located in the south of Pu County, Henan Province.

China's ancestors who created Chinese characters told later generations that women were born with surnames, that is, surnames were a symbol of the differences in blood relations between matriarchal societies and clan societies 7,000 years ago. In ancient times, only the surnames beside the female characters could be called surnames, and the rest were surnames. Next to the woman, Yao's surname is an authentic surname, not a surname. Yao's character in Yao's surname consists of female characters and trillion characters. The totem of the ancient clan is the clan emblem. In the totem of Yao's surname, the ominous sign is peach, the branch is monkey (adoptive father) as totem, peach wood as climbing wood, peach pestle as scepter, Butian, Lingbao and Yangping as peach capitals in daily life, and big peach wood as sundial pole [Gui]. The celestial pole and the shadow of the sun run in an S-shape, that is, the son of bad omen. The four seasons have their own heaven and earth, and meet at noon, which is marked as X symbol and combined with children as a sign. All peaches are Xu Yao. According to legend, Shun Di was born in Yaoshi, which is actually the surname of Kuafu's female ancestor. Imagination is the opposite of reality. Because of its long-term decline, Yao Xushi is the site where the matriarchal Yao surname lived for a long time, and it is also the place where the Yao surname originated today.