A mother in Henan province fainted while teaching her son surnamed Zou to write his own name. What are the uncommon words in his surname?

A mother in Henan province fainted while teaching her son surnamed Zou to write his own name. What are the uncommon words in his surname? Recently, a woman in Henan province taught dolls to write names, which caused a heated discussion among netizens. She wrote: I really regret finding you a last name? Hey? Dear dad, your last name is too difficult to write.

The number of strokes of a Chinese character is 30. Seriously, if I look at this word without a magnifying glass for the first time, I still can't see what it is. This is a very rare multi-stroke surname. Many netizens have chosen the name of the second child:? Hey? . Is this the rhythm that kills children? At the same time: uncommon words will bring a lot of inconvenience to children, such as household registration book, ID card, passport for going abroad, boarding pass, etc. And it is very likely that you can't type the corresponding word. Many netizens commented that others had already handed in their papers during the exam and he was still writing his own name!

Say this again? Hey? The words are too uncommon, but the strokes are as high as 30. It is estimated that 99% people don't know this word, or even see it for the first time. This surname is not common, and there are certain historical reasons. According to historical records, in the Zhou Dynasty, the officials who prepared meals for members of the royal family in the court were kitchen officials, commonly known as Huotou officials. This kind of official with official title was later called surname, or originated from Ji surname. This surname comes not only from Ji's surname, but also from Zhu Rong's family in the Eastern Han Dynasty, when it was called by the name of a feudal city. It is also reported that this surname once flourished in the south-central region with Yunnan as the center for more than 500 years. The decline of this surname began with the establishment of Nanzhao State, which prompted most people with surnames to change their surnames. Is this surname still assimilated? Hey? Family or? White? Family, or emigrate to other countries. The remaining few, in exile, still exist. Hey? Surname, a kind of inheritance of surname culture, shows that we know where this root is and where it comes from.

Summary: This surname has a history, but it is too difficult to write. No wonder this precious mother is spitting, which really hurts the child.