Qiu. It is a Chinese character with a left-right structure, which means the same thing. The original meaning of autumn: a naturally formed small earth mountain.
Qiu Xing is generally considered to have come from Qiu Xing. The earliest Qiu surname originated from Jiang surname, and Jiang Ziya was sealed in Yingqiu, the capital of Qi State. People who live in camps and hills, therefore, take Qiu as their surname and live in hurricanes. During the reign of Emperor Ping of Han Dynasty, there was a man named Qiu Jun who helped Feng and stayed in Xing Wu to appease Jianghuai. During the Northern and Southern Dynasties, a noble family named Qiu was formed, and the subject of Qiu moved from the Central Plains and the North to the south of the Yangtze River.
Important figures with Qiu surname in history are: Qiu Chuji, a writer in the Southern Dynasties, a poet in the Tang Dynasty and a Taoist priest in the Yuan Dynasty; Qiu Zhuo, a hero in Jingnan in the Ming Dynasty; Qiu Xinru, a writer, painter and poet in the Qing Dynasty; Qiu, an educator; Qiu, a member of the Ninth the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee; a translator; Qiu, etc.
Qiu's exact words are as follows:
1, Xu Qiu, Xu Qiu, Qiu Li, Qiusuo, Qiulong, Qiutan, Qiuqu, Qiuji, Qiulu.
2. Qiu Yong, Qiu Shan, Qiu Jing, A Qiu, Qiu Fan, Qiu Fu, Qiu Sao, Qiu He, Qiu Tomb, Qiu Ming.