They share the same surname. Fu and Fu "Fu surname" and "Fu surname" are different ways to write the same surname. "Fu" is the white word for "Fu". This is caused by historical turmoil and the reform of writing. Because the reform of Chinese writing system is not mature in some aspects after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the writing of "symbol" has appeared in household registration management and various files. With the passage of time, people gradually accepted the substitution of "Fu" for "Fu". According to experts, "Fu" and "Fu" are different ways to write the same surname. "Fu" is the white word for "Fu". This is due to the historical turmoil and the reform (simplification) of writing. Because the reform of Chinese writing system is not mature in some aspects after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the writing of "symbol" has appeared in household registration management and various files. With the passage of time, people gradually accepted the substitution of "Fu" for "Fu". In fact, in the expression of surnames, this is completely wrong. Textual research shows that the word "fu" comes from "person", which was passed down from generation to generation at first, and later it will be used as an aid and teaching. Originally, the word "Fu" originated from the end of clan society and was the product of the emerging slave society, which was born at the same time as the word "Zhao". "Fu" is a senior servant close to slave owners, that is, the role from professor to tutor and white-collar supervisor today; Zhao, on the other hand, is a senior bodyguard closely related to slave owners, that is, the role of bodyguard, bodyguard and security guard today. As a slave owner, of course, I hope that handy slaves will serve me from generation to generation, so the word "Fu" came into being, which was found in feudal society, capitalist society and modern society. As a surname, it mainly comes from official titles. The word "pay" also comes from "people". At first, it refers to people passing things at close range, then giving, giving and handing over, and then painting, wiping, pasting, attaching and attaching. The word "fu" is not a surname at all.