The four strangest surnames in China, girls don't like names. It feels like swearing. Who are they?

The surname is a symbol of everyone's family. China's ancient surnames originated from totem worship, and many ancient surnames took thousands of years to become what they are today. For example, Jiang's surname originated from Shennong, Ji's surname originated from Huangdi and so on. If we check the origin of our surnames, we can go back a long time.

There are hundreds of surnames in China, and we are all familiar with the formulas of former Sun Zhao, Li, Zhou, Wu and Zheng Wang, but there are actually more than 100 surnames in China, and there are 5662 surnames in the literature, many of which are uncommon. Today, the surnames mentioned are the strangest and rarest surnames in China. It is difficult for people who use these surnames to name them.

The first is the ghost surname, also known as Kui and Jing. The ancestor of this surname is ghost area. He is a legendary ancient physician and a courtier of the Yellow Emperor. The ghost surname comes from his family name. In addition, channeling in Xia Dynasty was closely related to ghost surnames, divination and sacrifice at that time. There is also a saying that the ghost surname was handed down from the ghost house tribe of the Rongdi nationality in the northwest during the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. In short, ghosts are the surnames of many nationalities.

In fact, this word is not pronounced "guǐ" in the surname, but "wěi". It's just that when I see this word now, my first reaction is definitely the former, and it's easy to associate it with something not very good, such as ghosts and ghosts, which has a bad meaning. But the ghost surname is actually a very old and sacred surname in ancient times, and it is rare now.

The second is the death surname, which is mainly distributed in the northwest of China and developed from the compound surname of Xianbei minority in the Northern Wei Dynasty. After Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty entered the Central Plains in 493-496 AD, the dead began to integrate into the Han nationality. There were some superstitions in ancient China, and the word "death" was a bit unlucky. Later, the dead surname turned it into homophonic thinking, boss and so on, but there are still the original dead surnames that have been passed down to this day. This surname is really not a good name. If you want a good estimate, you must break your head.

The third is the urine surname, which can be tied for the third place with the excrement surname, but at least the excrement surname has a historical surname buffer, which is not so strange to read and urine is straightforward. Urine surname is a rare surname with less than 1000 people, which is distributed in Guizhou today. Like a shit surname, there is no way to find the corresponding origin, but on the Internet, we can find a urine surname called "Fiona Fang" and "Li Qian", which really makes people laugh and cry.

The fourth name is testicular surname, which reads well, but it is really indecent to write, and it is the most embarrassing surname for girls. Actually, Testicular surname originated in Hao Tao, and was a famous thinker and educator in ancient times, and was honored as "the father of justice in China" by later generations. Then why did it become the word testis? It is precisely because the ancient testicles are interlinked with Gao that there were testicles later. Now many descendants of testicles have changed their surnames because they are really embarrassed, so there are fewer and fewer people with testicles surnames in China today.

These are the strangest and rarest four surnames in China. They are actually ancient surnames with a long history, but they have been given different meanings in the changes of the times. It is said that naming is a technical job, but no matter what the surname is, it will not affect our lives. When we see a strange and embarrassing surname, it is the best choice to laugh it off.