Gouzaixin (狗仔新村)

It originated from the Wu Hui clan of the Zhu Rong clan. Yan's grandson, Lao Tong, had two sons: Zhong Li and Wu Hui. Wu Hui's clan lived in the homeland of the Wu tribe surnamed Jiang. At that time, in the era of Shun, Shun gave the glorious mission of controlling the spark to Zhongli. At that time, the leader in charge of the spark was called the Zhu Rong clan, and the Zhu Rong clan had a high status and great power in the major clans. Later, Zhongli was killed for his crimes, and Wu Hui succeeded Zhu Rong. In the Xia Dynasty, Wu Hui's clan moved to Wu Mountain in Pinglu, Shanxi. During the Shang Dynasty, this clan moved to Linqu, Shandong, and was historically known as Wang Wu. At the end of the Shang Dynasty, there was a man named Wu Bo, who was a descendant of the Wu Hui clan. Counting down, this Wu surname has a history of more than 4,000 years.

From the surname Yao. Shun was the tribal leader of the Dongyi tribe. After taking over the position of Yao, he moved the tribe to the ancient Wu land (Lishan, next to Wushan, Pinglu in present-day Shaanxi), which is historically known as the Yu clan. After Yu's son Qi established the Xia Dynasty, Feng Shun's sons were all in Yudi (now Yucheng, Henan) and became Yu Kingdom. The monarch of Yu Guo married his two daughters to Shaokang (the sixth monarch of the Xia Dynasty) and helped Shaokang obtain the throne. After the establishment of the Shang Dynasty, the Yu Kingdom fell and fell, and the remnants of the Yu Kingdom adopted Wu (Wu and Yu are similar in pronunciation) as their surnames. Wu Guang, one of the leaders of the peasant uprising in the late Qin Dynasty, was a descendant of Yao surnamed Wu. This Wu surname has a history of more than 3,500 years.

It was from the surname of Huang Diji. The Wu surname of this source is the most famous in history and has the most profound influence on future generations. People are also the most prosperous. It is the Wu surname recognized by most Wu people. At the end of the Shang Dynasty, the descendants of the Yellow Emperor, Ancient Gongfu, led the tribe to settle in Zhouyuan under the Qishan Mountains (the Qishan area in present-day Shaanxi). He had three sons: Taibo (also known as Taibo), Zhong Yong and Ji Calendar. Ji Chang, Ji Calendar's son (later King Zhou Wen), was very talented. Ancient Duke wanted Ji Calendar to be his heir, so he could pass the throne to Chang. In order to make way, Taibo and Zhong Yong took their family far away to the Wuyue area in the south and established Wu State. In the late Spring and Autumn Period, Wu's country rose and was later destroyed by Vietnam, and the remnants of Wu took the country as their surname. This Wu surname has a history of more than 2,600 years.