Five names with the same name and surname are the most in China, and the first place is as high as 290,000. Is that your name?

China surname culture has a long history. It first appeared in matriarchal clan society about 5500 to 10000 years ago, and began to flourish in paternal clan society. In the pre-Qin period, most surnames of China had been formed. Most of these surnames have been used by later generations and become the most popular surnames throughout the ages. At first, it was often the official position and the country name of the vassal, and gradually became a proper noun representing one side of the people.

From 65438 to 0949, after the founding of New China, modern ideas from the West spread widely in this ancient land of China, and people's clan concept gradually faded. The most obvious example is that few people name them according to their genealogy. 2 1 century, names have almost only one function, that is, to distinguish individual characters and symbols.

Parents gave their children all kinds of names, and some even changed their surnames, which can be said to be a big violation in ancient times. Of course, after all, China has a large population, exceeding 654.38+04 billion people. Even if your name is weird, you are likely to meet people with the same name and surname. So, do you know which five names have the most duplicate names in China?

In 2007, relevant institutions conducted an online survey, which finally showed that the name with the highest repetition rate was Wang Wei, 2906 19. You know, there are only over 600,000 people in active service in South Korea, and people named Wang Wei account for half of the South Korean army. The second place is Wang Fang. I believe that everyone must have heard of this name in their lives. For post-80s women, the name Wang Fang should not be too common. The data shows that there are 260,000 people named Wang Fang in a certain country.

After finishing the first and second place, careful people will find that both Wang Wei and Wang Wei are kings. The reason why they can take the lead has a lot to do with Wang Xing. After all, this is the biggest surname in China. According to the information of the 20 19 census, the population of wang xing is over1.01.50 billion, which can be said to be very scary.

The third name is Li Wei. Li is the second largest surname in China. It is not surprising that Wang Wei ranks first among the people and Li Wei ranks first among the Li people.

The fourth place is too familiar to China people. The name is Li Na. When we talk about Li Na, we all think of Li Na, the world tennis grand slam winner, who has won honor for our country and brought full glory to China sports. The owner of this name has reached 250 thousand, perhaps more or less influenced by world champion Li Na!

The fifth place is Sharla Cheung. Let's start with Zhang's surname. Zhang is the earliest surname in China. It originally came from the duke with emperor's blood. The ancient book "Shiben" contains: "Bowing and looking for the target", which is the earliest record about Qi Huangong, the ancestor of Zhang. As for the name Sharla Cheung, it has reached 240,000 in China, not much less than before.

There are many wonders in the world, and the number of people with the same name from high to low is actually mostly related to the ancient history of China. It is some customs, social status or living environment of the ancients that make the difference in the number of surnames today and lead to the high and low repetition rate of names.