Do children have to take their father's surname?

It is a social norm for children to take their father's surname, but it is not necessarily taken for granted, but is determined by laws, cultures, traditions and other factors in various countries. In some countries or regions, children can also take their mother's surname or their parents' surname, which depends on local laws and cultural customs.

Whether we should fight for the right to win the championship is a personal choice. Some mothers may think that they have made greater contributions to the upbringing and education of their children and hope that their children can inherit their surnames; Some mothers may think that children can better maintain family relationships and inherit family culture by inheriting their father's surname.

In any case, parents should communicate fully, respect each other's opinions and choices, and think about their children's future. If there are differences, you can consider reaching a compromise through legal channels or consultations to protect the rights and interests of children.