Can't people with the same surname who are not related by blood be together?

I'm glad to be so lucky to answer your question. I think I am qualified to answer this question, because my husband and I have the same surname. Many people don't understand. It is said that rich water does not flow from outsiders. Why do you want to marry someone with the same surname? Tell me about my marriage experience.

I was introduced by my great-aunt, who is very familiar there. Actually, I remembered that I didn't take a fancy to my husband at that time, because I was not tall. Later, I found out that we were both surnamed Liu, and we felt very destined to be surnamed Liu. How can we get married? Then people in rural areas said that there were nine Liu You 18 copies, and people surnamed Liu and Zhang could get married with the same surname.

Of course, this statement in rural areas is also very one-sided. As long as it's not from a nearby village, you can actually get married with the same surname. The surname of this thing has really evolved for a long time. Like a branch of a tree, it is different from blood. Moreover, many people with the same surname in the world are happily married and the baby is quite good. Therefore, as long as there is no blood relationship, you can get married.

My husband is Xu from Jiangshan Village, Zhejiang Province. They are not related by blood. My grandmother and grandfather are surnamed Xu, and all three uncles and aunts are surnamed Xu. Fortunately, when my family got married, their surname was not Xu [covering their faces].

I'm from Sichuan, where people with the same surname can't get married basically, nor can they be related by blood. In particular, my Jia family firmly forbids [covering your face]. I remember that my grandnephew talked about a girl from other provinces named Jia in college, and the family resolutely opposed it. Later, they secretly got a marriage certificate, so angry that his parents told them not to go back to life! Later, everyone advised them that it didn't matter. His parents still feel that they can't lift their heads in the village, so we can only wish them happiness in our hearts [covering their faces].

Yes, and a lot.

Even a family of 500 years ago, after 500 years of evolution, genes have become very powerful.

There are many families with the same surname around me, even my parents are the same. But they have a little inferiority complex.

The subject said that close relatives get married. For the sake of future generations, avoid it if you can.

My aunt and uncle have the same surname, which is quite good! I remember playing games with my cousin (their eldest daughter) when I was a child. At that time, she told me, "whoever loses will change his mother's surname." I didn't know my cousin's parents had the same surname at that time, so I agreed. Later, I lost, and my cousin asked me to take my mother's surname. Then I asked my cousin, "What if I lose?" Cousin proudly said, "it's more called XX." At that moment, I knew I had been cheated [covered my face]

Why can't we be together? Intimacy or maybe a little taboo. However, my parents' home was decades ago, and they all taught, and their home was not far away. At that time, the meeting was not open-minded, and the family did not agree, so there was a scene. Later, the two took their parents to court. Well, it's a bit cruel, but it turns out that as long as there is no blood relationship, you can get married with the same surname. My husband and I have the same surname.

People with the same surname can get married, as long as they are not from the same family. Our head teacher and his wife have the same surname, and the two children are beautiful and smart. Although they have the same surname, they are not in the same place. Their family can't get married within three generations, saying it's blood relationship, and there are more deformities in having children. After three generations, they can. Scientifically, they say that three generations are irrelevant.

Legally speaking, you can't get married within five generations of the direct line and three generations of the collateral line. And at home, I also heard old people say that there have been some cases of intermarriage with the same surname, such as Zhang Wang Li Zhao, but other smaller surnames can't be together.

However, like our village, I have two children with the same surname, because in a village, everyone is a family, and the woman wants to call the man grandpa according to seniority. However, both of them were classmates of the same age and finally got married. Now people in the village often talk about it, but strictly speaking, it is not illegal, so the Civil Affairs Bureau will register it.

I am a farmer in susong county, Anqing City, Anhui Province, and my wife is a farmer in Hukou County, Jiangxi Province, just across the Yangtze River, with a straight line distance of only about ten kilometers. My surname is Wu, and my wife's surname is Wu, but when it comes to blood relationship, it is completely irrelevant. Our family tree is very different from theirs, and it was not handed down by our ancestors. [Laughter].

Yes, cousin and brother-in-law share the same surname (because cousin and brother-in-law share the same surname, so the family objected, and then cousin's parents hid the household registration book, but there was nothing they could do later, because Fengzi got married and is very happy now). I don't think it matters. Now is a new era. We should have new ideas, not old ones.