1. Trace to the source. In ancient times, there was a Wu surname. First, the descendants of Shun were sealed. Because' Yu' is similar to' Wu', there is a surname Wu after Shun. The first emperor Zhuan Xu had Wu Quan, followed by Wu. When Shao was emperor, there was an archer named Wu, followed by Wu. 2. Judging from Ji's surname, Guo is the direct descendant of Huangdi clan of Xuanyuan clan. In Shang Dynasty, the twelfth Sun Gu, the father of the Yellow Emperor, established the Zhou tribe. Wang Tai has three sons. Ji Li, the youngest son, is very talented. He also has a son, Ji Chang. When Ji Chang was born, Sheng Rui appeared, so Wang Tai chose Ji Chang to inherit the throne. Wang Tai's eldest son, Taibo, and his second son, Zhong Yong, knew that his father was going to pass the throne to Ji Li first, and then to Ji Chang, so they decided to step aside automatically and they went south to Man Jing together. Taber and Zhong Yong brought the advanced culture of the Central Plains to the relatively backward south of the Yangtze River at that time, and were elected as governors by the local natives, so-called dependent on each other. After Taber died, Zhong Yong succeeded to the throne. After the demise of the Shang Dynasty, the third generation of Sun became a vassal, changed his country name to Wu, and established Taibo as. The 19th Zhong Yongsun kept Meng as king, with its capital in Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province. The fourth son of Shou Meng, Ji Za, should have succeeded to the throne, but he avoided it and fled to Yanling to make a living by farming. Since then, Wang Wushoumeng's descendants have been divided into two factions: one faction has developed politically and some famous monarchs have appeared, such as Wu Wang He Lu and Wang Wufucha; The other is the independent development of Jiza and its descendants, which are numerous and constitute the vast majority of Wu surnames today. After the State of Wu was destroyed by the State of Yue, later generations took the State as their surname and called it Wu.

Two. After the downfall of Wu, the prince of Fu Cha was exiled to Jiangxi. Since then, Fu Cha tea has also spread to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Shandong and Henan. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Wu was widely distributed in the north and south of the Yangtze River. Now there is General Wu, who is working with Fujian people to develop Zhangzhou. At that time, a general surnamed Wu in Fujian joined the Royal Women's Club 259, and they all settled in Fujian. After the Song and Ming Dynasties, Wu dominated the southeast, among which Wu Xuan, the fifty-third grandson, was appointed as the Xu family of Houshu, and his family background was once prominent. Wu Jifu, the fifth grandson of Wu Xuan, is the ancestor of Wu entering Guangdong. Wu Yu 129 1 moved to Taiwan Province province. The first person to enter Taiwan Province Province was Wu Guangdou, Foreign Minister of the Yuan Dynasty. He was ordered to lead 6000 people to Ryukyu by boat. After the end of the Ming Dynasty, many Wu people from the coastal areas of Fujian and Guangdong went to Penghu, Taipei and Kaohsiung to make a living and start businesses. So far, the most prominent is the Wu Boxiong family. He is currently a member of the Standing Committee of Taiwan Province Province of the Kuomintang Central Committee and the mayor of Taipei. His family is known as Wu's "No.1 in Taiwan Province Province". Wu moved to Hong Kong during the Yuan Dynasty. Wu expanded overseas, first to Japan. Around 450 BC, Wu people crossed the border to Japan, and one of them became the Japanese royal family. On Wudu Day, a large number of people went south and entered today's Vietnam. Among them, the 50th Sun Wuquan of Giza ascended the throne in 939 and established the earliest independent dynasty in Vietnamese history-Wu Dynasty. Wu Tingyan, the last chairman of the South Vietnamese regime, was after Wu Quan. There are now more than 200 surnames in Vietnam, and Wu is the sixth largest surname. Wufeng entered Korea from time to time during the Eastern Han Dynasty. Up to now, Wu is considered as one of the 20 most common surnames in Korea 143. After the Ming Dynasty, some Wu people immigrated to Southeast Asia and moved to Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Myanmar and other countries. In modern times, others live in Europe and America.

Three. County Tang Wangnuo. 【 Honore. Yanling Hall': Ji Zha, the fourth son of Wang Wushou and Meng, is famous for his virtue. Shoumeng asked him to inherit the throne, but he refused.

Wu Daozi, a famous historical figure and a famous painter in the Tang Dynasty. He was honored as a "painting saint" by later generations. His lines are thick and changeable. Therefore, Gao Guyou's meticulous brushwork has been handed down from ancient times to the present and developed the artistic method of line drawing. Therefore, the displayed image is full of sense of movement and rhythm, and people call it the' Five Dynasties Fashion'. Wu Cheng'en: Ming Dynasty novelist. The Journey to the West has been handed down from generation to generation. Wu Qi: A famous strategist in the Warring States Period. Patriot. At first, he was a general of Lu, then a general of Wei, and then he went to Chu, became a leader of Lingyin, presided over the political reform and was killed. Guangwu: the leader of the peasant uprising in the late Qing Dynasty. In 209 BC, Chen Sheng launched an uprising of 900 defenders and established the Zhang Chu regime. Later, Tian Cang was killed under the guise of Chen Sheng's command. Wu, a native of Qing Dynasty, is an outstanding satirist, who is famous for his novel The Scholars. Wu Woyao: a famous novelist in Qing Dynasty. There are "strange situations witnessed in the past twenty years". Wu Changshuo: A famous seal engraver, painter and calligrapher in Qing Dynasty. He is good at poetry and calligraphy, especially at seal cutting. Wu: A famous politician and scientist in Qing Dynasty. He is the author of 22 volumes of Textual Research on Plant Names and 38 volumes of Textual Research on Plant Names, which is considered as an important botanical work in China in the19th century.