List of common Chinese surnames
These are lists of the most common Chinese surnames in mainland China (People's Republic of China), Taiwan (Republic of China), and the Chinese diaspora overseas as provided by authoritative government or academic sources. Chinese names also form the basis for many common Vietnamese, Korean, and Japanese surnames and to an extent Filipino surnames in both translation and transliteration into those languages.
The conception of China as consisting of the "old 100 families" (Chinese: 老百姓; pinyin: Lǎo Bǎi Xìng; lit. 'Old Hundred Surnames') is an ancient and traditional one, the most notable tally being the Song-era Hundred Family Surnames (Chinese: 百家姓; pinyin: Bǎi Jiā Xìng). Even today, the number of surnames in China is a little over 4,000,[1] while the year 2000 US census found there are more than 6.2 million surnames altogether[2] and that there were 150,000 American surnames held by at least 100 people.[3]
The Chinese expression "Three Zhang Four Li" (simplified Chinese: 张三李四; traditional Chinese: 張三李四; pinyin: Zhāng Sān Lǐ Sì) is used to mean "anyone" or "everyone",[4] but the most common surnames are currently Wang in mainland China[5] and Chen in Taiwan.[6] A commonly cited factoid from the 1990 edition of the Guinness Book of World Records estimated that Zhang was the most common surname in the world,[7] but no comprehensive information from China was available at the time and more recent editions have not repeated the claim. However, Zhang Wei (张伟) is the most common full name in mainland China.[8]
The top five surnames in China – Wang, Li, Zhang, Liu, Chen – are also the top five surnames in the world, each with over 70-100 million worldwide.
China
This list of the 100 most common Chinese surnames derives from China's Ministry of Public Security's annual report on the top 100 surnames in China, with the latest report release in January 2020 for the year 2019.[9] When the 1982 Chinese census was first published, it did not include a list of top surnames. However, in 2004, the State Post Bureau subsequently used the census data to release a series of commemorative stamps in honor of the then-most-common surnames in 2004.[10][11]
The summary of the 2007 survey revealed China had approximately 92,881,000 Wangs (7.25% of the population), 92,074,000 Lis (7.19%), and 87,502,000 Zhangs (6.83%).[5]
A 2018 survey showed that Liu and Chen were the next most common in mainland China with more than 70 million each.[12]
These top five surnames— Wang, Li, Zhang, Liu, Chen—alone accounted for more people than Indonesia, the fourth most populous country in the world,[13] and their total number is around the population of the USA, the third most populous country in the world.
The next five--Yang, Huang, Zhao, Wu, and Zhou—were each shared by more than 20 million Chinese. Twelve more – Xu, Sun, Ma, Zhu, Hu, Guo, He, Gao, Lin, Luo, Zheng, and Liang – were each shared by more than 10 million.
All together, the top hundred surnames accounted for 84.77% of China's population.[5][14] By way of comparison, the 2000 census found the most common surname in the United States – Smith – had fewer than 2.4 million occurrences and made up only 0.84% of the general population. The top 100 surnames accounted for only 16.4% of the US population,[3] and reaching 89.8% of the US population required more than 150,000 surnames.[2]
Surname list
Rank | Character | Mandarin | Cantonese | Min Nan | Hakka | Gan | Other | Former Pronunciation[15] | |||||||||
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2019 | Trad. | Simp. | Pinyin | Wade | Jyutping | HK | Other | POJ[lower-alpha 1] | Other | PFS | Other | GP | Other | Old Chinese[lower-alpha 2] | Middle Chinese | ||
1 | 王 | Wáng | Wang2 | Wong4 | Wong | Vang | Ông | Bong | Vòng | Wong | Uōng | Wong | Viet. | Vương | *ɢʷaŋ | Hjwang | |
Kor. | Wang (왕) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Ong, Wong, Wang, Heng | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ō | ||||||||||||||||
2 | 李 | Lǐ | Li3 | Lei5 | Lee Li |
Ly | Lí | Lee | Lí | Lee | Lî | Lee | Viet. | Lý | *C.rəʔ | LiX | |
N. Kor. | Ri (리), | ||||||||||||||||
S. Kor. | Yi, Lee, Rhee (이) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ri | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Dy, Lee, Li, Dee, Sy | ||||||||||||||||
3 | 張 | 张 | Zhāng | Chang1 | Zoeng1 | Cheung | Cheong Chong |
Tiuⁿ (X, Q, K, T) Tioⁿ (Z) |
Teo Teoh Tio |
Chông | Chong | Tong | Cheong Thong |
Viet. | Trương | *C.traŋ | Trjang |
Kor. | Jang (장) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Chō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Tiu, Tiong, Chong | ||||||||||||||||
Ina. | Sutiono, Tjong | ||||||||||||||||
4 | 劉 | 刘 | Liú | Liu2 | Lau4 | Lau | Lao Lou |
Lâu | Lau Low Lao |
Liù | Liew | Liu | Lew Lieu |
Viet. | Lưu | *mə-ru | Ljuw |
Kor. | Yu/Ryu (유/류) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Lao, Lew | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ryū | ||||||||||||||||
5 | 陳 | 陈 | Chén | Ch'en2 | Can4 | Chan | Chun Chean Chin |
Tân | Tan Tang Ting |
chhìn | chin | Thín | Thin Chin |
Viet. | Trần | *lrin | Drin |
Kor. | Jin (진) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Tan, Chan, Tantoco, Tanteksi | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Chin | ||||||||||||||||
6 | 楊 | 杨 | Yáng | Yang2 | Joeng4 | Yeung | Yeong Ieong Young |
Iûⁿ (X, Q, K, T) Iôⁿ (Z) |
Yeoh Yeo Yo Nyo |
Yòng | Yong Yeong |
Iōng | Yeong | Viet. | Dương | *laŋ | Yang |
Kor. | Yang (양) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Yu, Young, Yung, Yang, Yongco, Auyong, Awyoung, Yuchengco | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Yō | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Yana | ||||||||||||||||
7 | 黃 | 黄 | Huáng | Huang2 | Wong4 | Wong | Wang Vong |
N̂g (X, Q, K, T) Ûiⁿ (Z) |
Ng Ung Ooi Uy Wee |
Vòng | Wong Bong |
Uōng | Wong Fong |
Viet. | Hoàng/Huỳnh | *N-kʷˤaŋ | Hwang |
Kor. | Hwang (황) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Ng, Uy, Wee, Wong | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kō | ||||||||||||||||
8 | 趙 | 赵 | Zhào | Chao2 | Ziu6 | Chiu | Chu Chio Jiu |
Tiō (X, Z, K, T) Tiǒ (Q) |
Teo Teoh |
Chhau | Chau | Thèu | Cheu Chew |
Viet. | Triệu | ||
Kor. | Jo (조) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Tio, Chiu, Chio, Chu | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Chō | ||||||||||||||||
9 | 吳 | 吴 | Wú | Wu2 | Ng4 | Ng | Ung, Eng | Gô͘ Ngô͘ (X, Q, K, T) |
Goh | Ǹg | Ng | Ng | Ng | Viet. | Ngô | *ŋʷˤa | Ngu |
Kor. | Oh (오) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Go | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Go, Ngo, Goh, Wu, Gozon, Gozum, Cinco, Gochian, Gokongwei, Gosiengfiao | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Woo | ||||||||||||||||
10 | 周 | Zhōu | Chou1 | Zau1 | Chow Chau |
Jao, Chau, Chao |
Chiu | Chew Jew |
Chiû | Chew Chiew |
Tiu | Chew Cheu |
Viet. | Chu, Châu | *tiw | Tsyuw | |
Kor. | Ju (주) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shū | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Chiu, Jao, Chow | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Joe | ||||||||||||||||
11 | 徐 | Xú[18] | Hsü2 | Ceoi4 | Tsui | Choi Chui Tsua |
Chhî (X, Z, K, T) Sîr (Q) |
Chee Cher Cheu Swee Ji Jee |
Chhì | Chi | Chhié | Chee Chui |
Viet. | Từ | *sə.la | Zjo | |
Kor. | Seo (서) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Sho | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Choi | ||||||||||||||||
Ina. | Dharmadjie Christiadjie | ||||||||||||||||
12 | 孫 | 孙 | Sūn | Sun1 | Syun1 | Suen | Sun | Sng (X, Q, K, T) Sun (X, Q, K, T) Suiⁿ (Z) |
Sng Soon |
Sûn | Sun | Sun | Suen | Viet. | Tôn | *sˤun | Swon |
Kor. | Son (손) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Son | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Suan, Soon, Son | ||||||||||||||||
13 | 馬 | 马 | Mǎ | Ma3 | Maa5 | Ma | Mah Mar |
Má Bé (K, T) |
Bey Beh Baey |
Mâ | Ma | Mâ | Mâ | Viet. | Mã | *mˤraʔ | MaeX |
Kor. | Ma (마) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Ma/Mapua[19] | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ba | ||||||||||||||||
14 | 朱 | Zhū | Chu1 | Zyu1 | Chu | Chue | Chu | Choo | Chû | Choo | Tu | Chu | Viet. | Châu | *to | Tsyu | |
Kor. | Ju (주) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shu | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Chu | ||||||||||||||||
Can. | Gee | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Ju | ||||||||||||||||
15 | 胡 | Hú | Hu2 | Wu4 | Wu | Woo, Vu |
Ô͘ | Oh Ow Aw |
Fù | Foo | Ū | Wu Foo |
Viet. | Hồ | *gˤa | Hu | |
Kor. | Ho (호) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ko | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Hu, Ho | ||||||||||||||||
16 | 郭 | Guō | Kuo1 | Gwok3 | Kwok | Kuok | Koeh (Z, K, T) Keh (X) Kerh (Q) |
Kueh Koay Quay Kwek Quek Kwik |
Kwok | Kwok Kok |
Kuok | Kwok | Viet. | Quách | *kʷˤak | Kwak | |
Kor. | Gwak (곽) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kaku | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Que, Cue, Quezon, Quison, Ker, Kho, Kwok, Kue | ||||||||||||||||
17 | 何 | Hé | Hê2 Ho2 |
Ho4 | Ho | Hoe | Hô | Ho Hor Hou |
Hò | Ho | Hó | Ho | Viet. | Hà | *gˤaj | Ha | |
Kor. | Ha (하) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Ho | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ka | ||||||||||||||||
18 | 林 | Lín | Lin2 | Lam4 | Lam | Lum | Lîm | Lim | Lìm | Lim | Līm | Līm | Viet. | Lâm | *k.rəm | Lim | |
Kor. | Lim/Im/Rim (임/림) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Lim | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Rin/Hayashi | ||||||||||||||||
19 | 高 | Gāo | Kao1 | Gou1 | Ko | Kou Go |
Ko (X, Z, K, T) Ko͘ (Q) |
Ko Kor |
Kô Kau |
Koo | Kou | Kou | Viet. | Cao | *Cə.kˤaw | Kaw | |
Kor. | Go (고) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Caw, Co, Ko, Gao | ||||||||||||||||
20 | 羅 | 罗 | Luó | Lo2 | Lo4 | Lo | Law Loh, Lowe Lor |
Lô | Lo Lor Law |
Lò | Law Lo Loh |
Lō | Lō Law |
Viet. | La | *rˤaj | La |
Kor. | Na/La/Ra (나/라) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Lo | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ra | ||||||||||||||||
21 | 鄭 | 郑 | Zhèng | Cheng4 | Zeng6 | Cheng | Cheang Chiang |
Tēⁿ (K) Tīⁿ (X, T) Tìⁿ (Q) Tēeⁿ (Z) |
Tay Teh |
Chhang | Chang | Thàng | Viet. | Trịnh | |||
Kor. | Jeong (정) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Tei | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Ty, Tee, Cheng, Chiang | ||||||||||||||||
22 | 梁 | Liáng | Liang2 | Loeng4 | Leung | Leong Lang Leng |
Niû (X, Q, K, T) Niô͘ (Z) |
Neo | Liòng | Leong | Liōng | Viet. | Lương | *raŋ | Ljang | ||
Kor. | Yang/Ryang (양/량) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Leong, Liong, Leung, Niu | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ryō | ||||||||||||||||
23 | 謝 | 谢 | Xiè | Hsieh4 | Ze6 | Tse | Che | Chiā (Z, K) Siā (X, T) Sià (Q) |
Chia Cheah Seah |
Tshia | Cheah | Chhià | Viet. | Tạ | *sə-lak-s | ZjaeH | |
Kor. | Sa (사) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Sha | ||||||||||||||||
Can. | Tsia | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Sia, Saa, Sese, Chia, Tse | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Shie | ||||||||||||||||
24 | 宋 | Sòng | Sung4 | Sung3 | Sung | Sòng Sàng (K, T) |
Song | Sung | Song Soong |
Sūng | Viet. | Tống | |||||
Kor. | Song (송) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Sō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Song, Songco, Soong, Sung | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Soong | ||||||||||||||||
25 | 唐 | Táng | T'ang2 | Tong4 | Tong | Tn̂g Tông (X, Z, K, T) |
Tng Tang |
Thòng | Tong Thong |
Thóng | Viet. | Đường | *N-rˤaŋ | Dang | |||
Kor. | Dang (당) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Teng | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Tō | ||||||||||||||||
26 | 許 | 许 | Xǔ[20] | Hsü3 | Heoi2 | Hui | Hoi | Khó͘ | Koh Khoh Ko |
Hí | Hee | Hé | Viet. | Hái, Hứa | *qʰaʔ | XjoX | |
Kor. | Heo (허) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kyo | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Kho, Ko, Co, Kaw, Cojuangco | ||||||||||||||||
27 | 鄧 | 邓 | Dèng | Teng2 | Dang6 | Tang | Theng | Tēng (X, Z, K, T) Tèng (Q) |
Teng | Then | Ten Then |
Thèn | Viet. | Đặng | |||
Kor. | Deung (등) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Tō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Deang/Teng, Tengco, Tangco | ||||||||||||||||
28 | 韓 | 韩 | Hán | Han2 | Hon4 | Hon | Hân | Hang Han |
Hòn | Hon | Hón | Viet. | Hàn | *gˤar | Han | ||
Kor. | Han (한) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kan | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Hang | ||||||||||||||||
29 | 馮 | 冯 | Féng | Feng2 | Fung4 | Fung | Fong | Pâng | Pang | Fùng Phùng |
Foong | Fūng | Viet. | Phùng | *Cə.bəŋ | Bjuwng | |
Kor. | Pung (풍) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Hō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Fung, Pangco, Pang | ||||||||||||||||
30 | 曹 | Cáo | Ts'ao2 | Cou4 | Cho Tso |
Chaw | Chô (X, Z, K, T) Chô͘ (Q) |
Chow | Tshò Tshàu |
Cho Chaw |
Chhóu | Viet. | Tào | *N-tsˤu | Dzaw | ||
Kor. | Jo (조) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Sō | ||||||||||||||||
31 | 彭 | Péng | P'eng2 | Pang4 | Pang | Banh | Phêⁿ (K) Phîⁿ (X, Q, T) Phêeⁿ (Z) |
Peh Phe |
Phàng | Phang | Pháng | Viet. | Bành | *C.bˤraŋ | Baeng | ||
Kor. | Paeng (팽) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Hō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Beng, Pang, Pangco | ||||||||||||||||
Khmer | Pay | ||||||||||||||||
32 | 曾 | Zēng | Tseng1 | Zang1 | Tsang | Chang Dong |
Chan | Chan | Tsên | Chen | Chen | Viet. | Tăng | *tsˤəŋ | Tsong | ||
Kor. | Jeung (증) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Sō | ||||||||||||||||
Ina. | Tjan | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Chan, Chang | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Tzeng | ||||||||||||||||
33 | 蕭 | 萧 | Xiāo | Hsiao1 | Siu1 | Siu Shiu |
Sio | Siau (X, Z, K, T) Sio (X, Q, K, T) |
Seow Siau Siow |
Siâu | Siew Siaw |
Sieu | Viet. | Tiêu | *sˤiw | Sew | |
Kor. | So (소) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Siao, Syaw, Shau, Shao, Shaw | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shō | ||||||||||||||||
34 | 田 | Tián | T'ien2 | Tin4 | Tin | Chan | Tiân | Chan Chang |
Thièn | Thien Then |
Thién | Viet. | Điền | *lˤiŋ | Den | ||
Kor. | Jeon (전) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Tian, Tien | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ten | ||||||||||||||||
35 | 董 | Dǒng | Tung3 | Dung2 | Tung | Tong | Táng Tóng (Z) |
Tong | Túng | Tung | Tûng | Viet. | Đổng | ||||
Kor. | Dong (동) | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Tong, Tung | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Tō | ||||||||||||||||
36 | 潘 | Pān | P'an1 | Pun1 | Poon Pun |
Pun | Phoaⁿ | Phua | Phân | Pan Phan |
Phon | Viet. | Phan | ||||
Kor. | Ban (반) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Han | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Pua, Pan, Poon | ||||||||||||||||
37 | 袁 | Yuán | Yüan2 | Jyun4 | Yuen | Wan | Oân | Wang | Yèn | Yen | Iōn | Viet. | Viên | *ɢʷan | Hjwon | ||
Kor. | Won (원) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | En | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Yan | ||||||||||||||||
38 | 蔡 | Cài | Ts'ai4 | Coi3 | Choi | Choy Tsoi Toy |
Chhoà | Chua | Chhai | Chai Choi |
Chhói | Viet. | Thái Sái |
*s.r̥ˤat-s | TshajH | ||
Kor. | Chae (채) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Sai | ||||||||||||||||
Can. | Chai | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Chua, Chuah, Cua, Choa, Choi, Chai, Tsai | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Tsay | ||||||||||||||||
39 | 蔣 | 蒋 | Jiǎng | Chiang3 | Zoeng2 | Tseung | Cheung | Chiúⁿ (X, Q, K, T) Chióⁿ (Z) |
Cheoh Chioh |
Tsiòng | Cheong | Chiông | Viet. | Tưởng | |||
Kor. | Jang (장) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Chio, Chiu, Chung | ||||||||||||||||
40 | 余 | Yú | Yü2 | Jyu4 | Yu Yue |
U Yee |
Î (Z, K, T) Û (X, K, T) Îr (Q) |
Ee Eu |
Yì | Yee | Uī | Viet. | Dư | *la | Yo | ||
Kor. | Yeo (여) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Yo | ||||||||||||||||
Ina. | Ie, Iman, Oe | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Yee, Yu | ||||||||||||||||
41 | 于 | Yú | Yü2 | Jyu1 | Yue | U | Î (Z) Û (X) U (Q, K, T) |
Yee | Yî | Yee | Uī | Viet. | Vu | *ɢʷa | Hju | ||
Kor. | U (우) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | U | ||||||||||||||||
42 | 杜 | Dù | Tu4 | Dou6 | To | Do Tou |
Tō͘ (X, Z, K, T) Tǒ͘ (Q) |
Toh | Thu | To Toh |
Thù | Viet. | Đỗ | ||||
Kor. | Du (두) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | To | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | To | ||||||||||||||||
43 | 葉 | 叶 | Yè | Yeh4 | Jip6 | Yip | Ip Yeap |
Ia̍p | Yap | Ya̍p | Yap | Iep | Viet. | Diệp | *lap | Yep | |
Kor. | Seob/Yeop (섭/엽) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Yō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Yap, Ip | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Yee, Ee | ||||||||||||||||
44 | 程 | Chéng | Ch'eng2 | Cing4 | Ching | Cheng | Thiâⁿ (X, Q, K, T) Thêeⁿ (Z) |
Thia | Chhàng Chhìn |
Chang Chin |
Tháng | Viet. | Trình | *C.lreŋ | Drjeng | ||
Kor. | Jeong (정) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Tei | ||||||||||||||||
45 | 魏 | Wèi | Wei4 | Ngai6 | Ngai | Gūi (X, Z, K, T) Gùi (Q) |
Ngwee Ngui |
Ngui | Ngui Wee |
Ngùi | Viet. | Nguỵ Ngụy |
*N-qʰuj | Ngjw+j | |||
Kor. | Wi (위) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Gi | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Wee | ||||||||||||||||
46 | 蘇 | 苏 | Sū | Su1 | Sou1 | So |
Sou | So͘ | Soh | Sû | Soo | Su | Viet. | Tô | *s.ŋˤa | Su | |
Kor. | So (소) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | So | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | So, Solon | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Soo | ||||||||||||||||
47 | 呂 | 吕 | Lǚ | Lü3 | Leoi5 | Lui | Loi | Lū (X, T) Lī (Z, K) Lǐr (Q) |
Lee Leu Ler Loo |
Lî | Lee | Liê | Viet. | Lữ Lã |
*raʔ | LjoX | |
Kor. | Yeo/Ryeo (여/려) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ryo | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Lu, Loo, Luy | ||||||||||||||||
48 | 丁 | Dīng | Ting1 | Ding1 Teng4 |
Ting | Ding |
Teng | Teng | Tén | Ten | Tiang | Viet. | Đinh | *tˤeŋ | Teng | ||
Kor. | Jeong (정) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Tei | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Ting, Tin | ||||||||||||||||
49 | 任 | Rén | Jen4 | Jam6 | Yam | Iam Yum |
Jîm (Z, K) Lîm (X, Q) Līm (T) |
Jim | Ngim | Ngim Yim |
Nìm | Viet. | Nhiệm Nhậm |
*nəm-s | NyimH | ||
Kor. | Im (임) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Jin | ||||||||||||||||
50 | 盧 | 卢 | Lú | Lu2 | Lou4 | Lo | Lou | Lô͘ | Loh | Lù | Loo | Lū | Viet. | Lư Lô |
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Kor. | No/Ro (노/로) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ro | ||||||||||||||||
51 | 姚 | Yáo | Yao2 | Jiu4 | Yiu | Yeow Io Iu |
Iâu | Yeo | Yào | Yow | Iēu | Yau | Viet. | Diêu | |||
Kor. | Yo (요) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Yō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Yao | ||||||||||||||||
52 | 沈 | Shěn | Shen3 | Sam2 | Shum Sum Sham |
Sam Shum |
Sím | Sim | Shím Sím |
Sim | Sím | Viet. | Thẩm Trầm |
*l̥əmʔ | SyimX | ||
Kor. | Shim (심) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shin | ||||||||||||||||
53 | 鍾 | 钟 | Zhōng | Chung1 | Zung1 | Chung | Chong | Chiong Cheng (K, T) |
Cheng | Chûng Tsung |
Chong Chung |
Tung | Viet. | Chung | |||
Kor. | Jong (종) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Chiong, Chong, Chung | ||||||||||||||||
54 | 姜 | Jiāng | Chiang1 | Goeng1 | Keung | Geung Keong |
Khiang (Z) Khiong (X, K, T) Khiuⁿ (Q) |
Kiang | Kiông | Keong | Kiong | Viet. | Khương | *C.qaŋ | Kjang | ||
Kor. | Kang (강) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kyō | ||||||||||||||||
55 | 崔 | Cuī | Ts'ui1 | Ceoi1 | Chui | Choi | Chhui | Chui Chwee |
Tshûi | Chooi | Chhoi | Viet. | Thôi | *dzˤuj | Dzwoj | ||
Kor. | Choi (최) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Sai | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Tseui | ||||||||||||||||
56 | 譚 | 谭 | Tán | T'an2 | Taam4 | Tam | Tom Ham Hom |
Thâm | Tham | Thàm | Tham | Thóm | Viet. | Đàm | |||
Kor. | Dam (담) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Tan | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Tam | ||||||||||||||||
57 | 陸 | 陆 | Lù | Lu4 | Luk6 | Luk | Lok | Lio̍k | Loke Lek |
Liu̍k | Luk | Liuk | Viet. | Lục | *ruk | Ljuwk | |
Kor. | Yuk/Ryuk (육/륙) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Riku | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Diokno | ||||||||||||||||
58 | 范 | Fàn | Fan4 | Faan6 | Fan | Hoān (X, Z, K, T) Hoǎn (Q)Hwan |
Huang Hoan Hwan |
Fam | Fam Hoan Hwan |
Fàn | Viet. | Phạm | *bomʔ | BjomX | |||
Kor. | Beom (범) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Han | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Juan, Hwan | ||||||||||||||||
59 | 汪 | Wāng | Wang1 | Wong1 | Wong | Ong (X, Q, K, T) Óng (Z) |
Wang | Vong | Wong | Uong | Viet. | Uông | *qʷˤaŋ | 'Wang | |||
Kor. | Wang (왕) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Ong, Ang | ||||||||||||||||
60 | 廖 | Liào | Liao4 | Liu6 | Liu | Lew Leow Liew Lio |
Liāu (X, Z, K, T) Liàu (Q) |
Leow Liau Liow |
Liau | Liew Liau |
Lièu | Viet. | Liêu Liệu |
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Kor. | Ryo (료) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ryō | ||||||||||||||||
61 | 石 | Shí | Shih2 | Sek6 | Shek | Sek Seac Seak |
Chio̍h | Chioh Cheoh |
Sha̍k Sak |
Shak | Sak | Viet. | Thạch | *dak | Dzyek | ||
Kor. | Seok (석) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Seki | ||||||||||||||||
62 | 金 | Jīn | Chin1 | Gam1 | Kam | Gum | Kim | Kim | Kîm | Kim | Kim | Viet. | Kim | *kəm | Kim | ||
Kor. | Kim (김) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kin | ||||||||||||||||
63 | 韋 | 韦 | Wéi | Wei2 | Wai4 | Wai | Vai | Ûi (X, Q, K, T) Úi (Z) |
Wee | Vúi Vì |
Wooi Wee |
Uī | Viet. | Vi | |||
Kor. | Wi (위) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | I | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Wee, Uy | ||||||||||||||||
64 | 賈 | 贾 | Jiǎ | Chia3 | Gaa2 | Ka | Ga | Ká (X, Q, K, T) Kée (Z) |
Kia | Ká | Ka | Kâ | Viet. | Giả | *C.qˤ<r>aʔ-s | KaeH | |
Kor. | Ga (가) Go (고) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ka | ||||||||||||||||
65 | 夏 | Xià | Hsia2 | Haa6 | Ha | Hē (K, T) Hā (X, K, T) Hà (Q) Hēe (Z) |
Hah Hay |
Ha | Ha | Hà | Viet. | Hạ | |||||
Kor. | Ha (하) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ka | ||||||||||||||||
66 | 傅 | Fù | Fu4 | Fu6 | Fu Foo |
Pò͘ | Poh | Fu | Fu | Fù | Viet. | Phó | *pa-s | PjuH | |||
Kor. | Bu (부) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Fu | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Po | ||||||||||||||||
67 | 方 | Fāng | Fang1 | Fong1 | Fong | Hong (X, Q, K, T) Png (X, Q, K, T) Puiⁿ (Z) |
Pung | Fông | Fong | Fong | Viet. | Phương | *C.paŋ | Pjang | |||
Kor. | Bang (방) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Hō | ||||||||||||||||
68 | 鄒 | 邹 | Zōu | Tsou1 | Zau1 | Chau Chow |
Jao Chau |
Chau (K, T) Cho͘ (X, Z, K, T) Cho (Q) Che (Z) |
Chou Choh |
Tsêu | Chew Chiew |
Chiu | Viet. | Châu | |||
Kor. | Chu (추) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shū | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Chou | ||||||||||||||||
69 | 熊 | Xióng | Hsiung2 | Hung4 | Hung | Hong | Hîm | Him | Yùng | Yoong | Hiūng | Viet. | Hùng | ||||
Kor. | Ung (웅) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Yū | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Hung | ||||||||||||||||
70 | 白 | Bái | Pai2 | Baak6 | Pak | Bahk | Pe̍h Pe̍k (Z) |
Peh | Pha̍k | Pak Phak |
Phak | Viet. | Bạch | *bˤrak | Baek | ||
Kor. | Baek (백) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Haku | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Bo | ||||||||||||||||
71 | 孟 | Mèng | Meng4 | Maang6 | Mang | Bēng (X, Z, K, T) Bèng (Q) |
Meng | Men | Mang | Màng | Viet. | Mạnh | *mˤraŋ-s | MaengH | |||
Kor. | Maeng (맹) Mang (망) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Mō | ||||||||||||||||
72 | 秦 | Qín | Ch'in2 | Ceon4 | Chun | Tseun Tseon Chon |
Chîn | Ching | Tshìn | Chin | Chhín | Viet. | Tần | *dzin | Dzin | ||
Kor. | Jin (진) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shin | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Ching | ||||||||||||||||
73 | 邱 | Qiū1 | Ch'iu1 | Jau1 | Yau | Iao Iau |
Khu | Khoo | Khiû Hiû |
Hew Khew |
Khiu | Viet. | Khâu | ||||
Kor. | Koo (구) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kyū | ||||||||||||||||
Mal. | Hew, Hiew Chiew | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Coo, Khoo | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Chiou | ||||||||||||||||
74 | 侯 | Hóu | Hou2 | Hau4 | Hau | Hao | Hô͘ (X, Z) Hâu (Q, K, T) Kâu (X, Q, Z) |
Hoh Hau |
Hèu | Hew | Héu | Viet. | Hầu | ||||
Kor. | Hu (후, 혜) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Caw, Ho | ||||||||||||||||
75 | 江 | Jiāng | Chiang1 | Gong1 | Kong | Kang | Kang | Kông | Kong | Kong | Viet. | Giang | *kˤroŋ | Kaewng | |||
Kor. | Gang (강) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Kang | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Kiang | ||||||||||||||||
76 | 尹 | Yǐn | Yin3 | Wan5 | Wan | Ún (K, T) Ín (X, Q, Z) |
Un Eun Eung |
Yún | Yoon | Ín | Viet. | Doãn | *m-qurʔ | YwinX | |||
Kor. | Yun (윤) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | In | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Unson | ||||||||||||||||
77 | 薛 | Xuē | Hsüeh1 | Sit3 | Sit | Sih | Siet | Set | Siot | Viet. | Tiết | ||||||
Kor. | Seol (설) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Setsu | ||||||||||||||||
78 | 閻 | 阎 | Yán | Yen2 | Jim4 | Yim | Im | Giâm | Ngiam | Ngiàm | Ngiam Yam |
Iēm | Viet. | Diêm | |||
Kor. | Yeom (염) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | En | ||||||||||||||||
79 | 段 | Duàn | Tuan4 | Dyun6 | Tuen | Tun | Toān (X, Z, K, T) Toàn (Q) |
Tng Teung |
Thon | Ton Thon |
Thòn | Viet. | Đoàn | ||||
Kor. | Dan (단) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Dan | ||||||||||||||||
80 | 雷 | Léi | Lei2 | Leoi4 | Lui | Loi | Lûi | Lui | Lùi | Looi Lui |
Lōi | Viet. | Lôi | *C.rˤuj | Lwoj | ||
Kor. | Roe (뢰) Noe (뇌) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Rai | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Lui, Luy | ||||||||||||||||
Hoisan | Louie, Louis | ||||||||||||||||
81 | 龍 | 龙 | Lóng | Lung2 | Lung4 | Lung Loong |
Long | Lêng (K, T) Liông |
Leng Liong |
Liùng | Loong | Liūng | Viet. | Long | |||
Kor. | Yong/Ryong (용/룡) Rong (롱) Nong (농) Bang (방) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ryō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Leong, Liong, Wee | ||||||||||||||||
82 | 黎 | Lí | Li2 | Lai4 | Lai | Lê | Loy Loi |
Lì Lài |
Lee Lai |
Lī | Viet. | Lê | |||||
Kor. | Yeo/Ryeo (여/려) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Rei | ||||||||||||||||
83 | 史 | Shǐ | Shih3 | Si2 | Sze | Si | Sú (X, Z, K, T) Sái (X, Q) Sír (Q) |
Ser Seu Sze |
Sṳ́ | Soo Sze |
Sî | Viet. | Sử | ||||
Kor. | Sa (사) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shi | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Sze | ||||||||||||||||
84 | 陶 | Táo | T'ao2 | Tou4 | To Tao |
Tow | Tô (X, Z, K, T) Tô͘ (Q) Thô (Q) |
Tow | Thàu Thò |
Tao Tow |
Thóu | Viet. | Đào | ||||
Kor. | Do (도) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Tō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | To | ||||||||||||||||
85 | 賀 | 贺 | Hè | Hê4 Ho4 |
Ho6 | Ho | Hō (X, Z, K, T) Hò (Q) |
Hor | Ho Fo |
Ho | Hò | Viet. | Hạ | ||||
Kor. | Ha (하) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ka | ||||||||||||||||
86 | 毛 | Máo | Mao2 | Mou4 | Mo | Mou | Mô͘ | Mor | Mô Mâu |
Mo Mao |
Mōu | Viet. | Mao | ||||
Kor. | Mo (모) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Bō | ||||||||||||||||
87 | 郝 | Hǎo | Hao3 | Kok3 | Kok | Hok | Hak | Khok | Hok | Viet. | Hác | ||||||
Kor. | Hak (학) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kaku | ||||||||||||||||
88 | 顧 | 顾 | Gù | Ku4 | Gu3 | Ku | Goo Gu Khoo |
Kò͘ | Koh | Ku | Koo | Kū | Viet. | Cố | |||
Kor. | Go (고) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ko | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Coo, Khoo, Gu | ||||||||||||||||
89 | 龔 | 龚 | Gōng | Kung1 | Gung1 | Kung | Kwong | Kéng (X, Q, K, T) Kiong (Z) |
Kiûng | Kong | Kiung | Viet. | Cung | ||||
Kor. | Gong (공) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kyō | ||||||||||||||||
90 | 邵 | Shào | Shao4 | Siu6 | Siu Shiu |
Shaw Sio |
Siō (X, K, T) Siāu (Z, K, T) Siàu (Q) |
Seow Sioh |
Shau Sau |
Shao | Sèu | Viet. | Thiệu | ||||
Kor. | So (소) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Siao, Syaw, Shau, Shao, Shaw | ||||||||||||||||
91 | 萬 | 万 | Wàn | Wan4 | Maan6 | Man | Meng | Bān (X, Z, K, T) Bàn (Q) |
Buang | Van | Wan Man |
Màn | Viet. | Vạn | |||
Kor. | Man (만) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ban | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Man | ||||||||||||||||
92 | 覃 | Tán / Qín | T'an2 | Taam4 | Tam | Thâm | Thàm | Thóm | Viet. | Tán | *N-r[a]mʔ | YemX | |||||
Kor. | Dam (담) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Tan | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Tam | ||||||||||||||||
93 | 武 | Wǔ | Wu3 | Mou5 | Mo | Mou | Bú | Boo | Vú | Moo Woo |
Mú | Viet. | Vũ Võ |
*maʔ | MjuX | ||
Kor. | Mu (무) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Bu | ||||||||||||||||
94 | 錢 | 钱 | Qián | Ch'ien2 | Cin4 | Chin | Chee | Chîⁿ | Chee | Tshièn | Chen | Chhién | Viet. | Tiền | |||
Kor. | Jeon (전) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Sen | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Chi | ||||||||||||||||
95 | 戴 | Dài | Tai4 | Daai3 | Tai | Tè (X, Z, K, T) Tèr (Q) |
Tai | Tai | Tai | Thài | Viet. | Đái Đới |
*Cə.tˤək-s | TojH | |||
Kor. | Dae (대) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Tai | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Te | ||||||||||||||||
96 | 嚴 | 严 | Yán | Yen2 | Jim4 | Yim | Im | Giâm | Ngiam | Ngiàm | Yam | Ngiēm | Viet. | Nghiêm | |||
Kor. | Eom (엄) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Gen | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Gan | ||||||||||||||||
97 | 歐 | 欧 | Ōu | Ou1 | Au1 | Au | Au | Eu | |||||||||
98 | 莫 | Mò | Mo4 | Mok6 | Mok | Bo̍h (K, T) Bo̍k |
Mok | Mo̍k | Mok | Mok | Viet. | Mạc | *mˤak | Mak | |||
Kor. | Mo (모) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Baku | ||||||||||||||||
99 | 孔 | Kǒng | K'ung3 | Hung2 | Hung | Khóng | Kong Khong |
Khúng | Koong Khoong |
Khúng | Viet. | Khổng | *kʰˤoŋʔ | KhuwngX | |||
Kor. | Kong (공) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kyō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Consunji, Kong, Hung | ||||||||||||||||
100 | 向 | Xiàng | Hsiang4 | Hoeng3 | Heung | Hiòng (X, Q, K, T) Hiàng (Z) |
Hiang | Hióng | Hiòng | Viet. | Hưởng | *qʰaŋ-s *n̥aŋʔ-s |
XjangH | ||||
Kor. | Hyang (향) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kyō | ||||||||||||||||
常 | Cháng | Ch'ang2 | Soeng4 | Sheung | Siông (X, Q, K, T) Siâng (Z) |
Sioh Seoh |
Sòng | Song | Sōng | Viet. | Thường | *daŋ | Dzyang | ||||
Kor. | Sang (상) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shō | ||||||||||||||||
Misc. | Sōng, Thōng | ||||||||||||||||
湯 | 汤 | Tāng | T'ang1 | Tong1 | Tong | Thng | Tng Teung |
Thông | Thong Tong |
Thong | Viet. | Thang | *l̥ˤaŋ | Thang | |||
Jap. | Tō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Tang | ||||||||||||||||
康 | Kāng | Kang1 | Hong1 | Hong | Khng | Kang Khang |
Không | Khong Kong |
Khong | Viet. | Khang | *k-l̥ˤaŋ | Khang | ||||
Kor. | Gang (강) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Kang | ||||||||||||||||
易 | Yì | I4 | Yi6 Yik6 |
Yik | E̍k (X, Z, K, T) Ia̍k (Q) |
Ek | Yit | Iak | Viet. | Dịch | *lek-s | YeH | |||||
Kor. | Yee (이) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Eki, I | ||||||||||||||||
喬 | 乔 | Qiáo | Ch'iao2 | Kiu4 | Kiu | Kiâu | Keow Kiao |
Khiàu | Kiew Khiew |
Khiéu | Viet. | Kiều | *N-kaw | Gjew | |||
Kor. | Kyo (교) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kyō | ||||||||||||||||
賴 | 赖 | Lài | Lai4 | Laai6 | Lay | Lai | Lōa (X, Z, K, T) Lòa (Q) |
Nai | Lai | Lài | Lài | Viet. | Lại | *rˤat-s | LajH | ||
Kor. | Roe (뢰) Noe (뇌) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Rai | ||||||||||||||||
文 | Wén | Wen2 | Man4 | Man | Bûn | Boon | Vùn | Voon | Mūn | Viet. | Văn | *mən | Mjun | ||||
Kor. | Moon (문) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Bun | ||||||||||||||||
施 | Shī | Shih1 | Si1 | Si | Xi | Si Soa |
Sy Sua |
Sṳ̂ | Sii´ | Viet. | Thí | *l̥aj | ɕiɛ | ||||
Kor. | Si (시), I (이) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shi, I | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Sy, See, Sze | ||||||||||||||||
洪 | Hóng | Hung2 | Hung4 | Hung | Huhng | Âng Hông |
Ang Hong |
Fùng | Fung | Viet. | Hồng, Hòng | *ɡloːŋ | ɦuŋ | ||||
Kor. | Hong (홍) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Kō | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Ang, Hong | ||||||||||||||||
辛 | Xīn | Hsin1 | San1 | San | Sen | Sîn | Sin | Sîn | Xin´ | Sîng | Viet. | Tân | *s[I]n-s | s[I]n | |||
Kor. | Shin (신) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shin | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Sin, Sing, Singson | ||||||||||||||||
柯 | Kē | kʻo1 | O1 | O | Ngo | Koa,
Kho |
Ko,
Ker, Quah, Kwa |
Khô | Ko´ | Viet. | Kha | **[k]ˁar | ka | ||||
Kor. | Ga (가) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Ka | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Cua, Kua, Kho, Ko, Co, Coson | ||||||||||||||||
莊 | 庄 | Zhuāng | Chuang1 | Zong1 | Tsong | Chong,
Jong |
Chng,
Chong |
Cheng | Chông | Zong´ | Viet. | Trang, Đồ, Dưa, Chan, Chang | **[ts]raŋ | tsrjang | |||
Kor. | Jang (장) | ||||||||||||||||
Jap. | Shō, Sō, Chan | ||||||||||||||||
Phil. | Cheng, Ching, Chung, Chong |
- Notes
- Other surveys
- 2006 multi-year survey and study conducted by Yuan Yida, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Sciences's Institute of Genetics and Developmental Biology, using a sample size of 296 million spread across 1,110 counties and cities and recording around 4,100 surnames.[21]
- 1990: Ji Yuwen Publishing House, based on a sample size of 174,900.
- 1987 study conducted by Yuan Yida with a sample size of 570,000.
- 1977 study published by Li Dongming, a Chinese historian, as "Surname" (《姓》) in Dongfang Magazine.
400 character list
In 2013 the Fuxi Culture Research Association compiled a ranking of the 400 most common surnames.[22]
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Taiwan
According to a comprehensive survey of residential permits released by the Taiwanese Ministry of the Interior's Department of Population in 2016, Taiwan has only 1,503 surnames.[6] The top ten surnames in Taiwan accounted for 52.77% of the general population, and the top 100 accounted for 96.56%.
Rank | Character | Romanizations | % of total pop. | |||||||||||
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Mandarin | Min Nan | Hakka | Cantonese | |||||||||||
2016 | Trad. | Simp. | Wade | Pinyin | POJ | Other | PFS | Other | Jyutping | HK | Other | |||
1 | 陳 | 陈 | Ch'en2 | Chén | Tân | Tan | Chin | Thin | Can4 | Chan | Chin | 11.14% | ||
2 | 林 | Lin2 | Lín | Lîm | Lim Liem |
Lim | Lim | Lam4 | Lam | Lum | 8.31% | |||
3 | 黃 | 黄 | Huang2 | Huáng | Ng | Eng Ung Uy Wee |
Vòng | Wong Bong |
Wong4 | Wong | Wang Vang |
6.05% | ||
4 | 張 | 张 | Chang1 | Zhāng | Tiuⁿ | Teo Teoh Thio Tiew |
Chông | Chong | Zoeng1 | Cheung | Chong Cheong |
5.27% | ||
5 | 李 | Li3 | Lǐ | Lí | Lee Dee |
Lí | Lee | Lei5 | Lee Li |
Lei Ly |
5.13% | |||
6 | 王 | Wang2 | Wáng | Ông | Heng Bong |
Vòng | Wong | Wong4 | Wong | Vang | 4.11% | |||
7 | 吳 | 吴 | Wu2 | Wú | Gô Ngô |
Goh Gouw |
Ǹg | Ng | Ng4 | Ng | Ung Eng |
4.04% | ||
8 | 劉 | 刘 | Liu2 | Liú | Lâu | Lao | Liù | Liew | Lau4 | Lau | Lao | 3.16% | ||
9 | 蔡 | Ts'ai4 | Cài | Chhoà | Chua Choa Tjoa |
Chhai | Chai Choi |
Coi3 | Choi | Choy Tsoi Toy |
2.91% | |||
10 | 楊 | 杨 | Yang2 | Yáng | Iûⁿ | Eaw Joe Nyo Yong |
Yòng | Yong Yeong |
Joeng4 | Yeung | Yeong Ieong |
2.66% | ||
11 | 許 | 许 | Hsü3 | Xǔ | Khó͘ | Ko Koh |
Hi | Hee | Heoi2 | Hui | Hoi | |||
12 | 鄭 | 郑 | Cheng4 | Zhèng | Tīⁿ Tēⁿ |
Teh | Chhang | Chang | Zeng6 | Cheng | Cheang Chiang |
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13 | 謝 | 谢 | Hsieh4 | Xiè | Siā | Chiā Seah |
Tshia | Cheah | Ze6 | Tse | Che | |||
14 | 洪 | Hung2 | Hóng | Hông | Ang Hong |
Fùng | Fung | Hung4 | Hung | Huhng | ||||
15 | 郭 | Kuo1 | Guō | Koeh | Kueh | Kwok | Kok | Gwok3 | Kwok | Kuok | ||||
16 | 邱 | Ch'iu1 | Qiū | Khu | Khoo | Hiû Khiû |
Hew Khew |
Jau1 | Yau | Iao Iau |
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17 | 曾 | Tseng1 | Zēng | Chan | Tsên | Chen | Zang1 | Tsang | Chang Dong |
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18 | 廖 | Liao4 | Liào | Liāu | Leow Liow |
Liau | Lieu | Liu6 | Liu | Lew Leow Lio |
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19 | 賴 | 赖 | Lai4 | Lài | Lōa | Nai | Lài | Laai6 | Lay | Lai | ||||
20 | 徐 | Hsü | Xú | Chhî | Chee Jee Ji |
Chhì | Chi | Ceoi4 | Tsui | Choi Chui Tsua |
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21 | 周 | Chou1 | Zhōu | Chiu | Chew | Chiû | Cher Chiew |
Zau1 | Chow Chau |
Jao Chao |
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22 | 葉 | 叶 | Yeh4 | Yè | Iap | Yap | Yap | Jip6 | Yip | Ip Yeap |
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23 | 蘇 | 苏 | Su1 | Sū | So | Soh | Sû | Soo | Sou1 | So | Sou | |||
24 | 莊 | 庄 | Chuang1 | Zhuāng | Chong | Cheng | Chông | Zong | Zong1 | Tsong | Chong Jong |
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25 | 呂 | 吕 | Lü3 | Lǚ | Lū Lī |
Lee Leu Loo |
Lî | Lee | Leoi5 | Lui | Loi | |||
26 | 江 | Chiang1 | Jiāng | Kang | Kông | Kong | Gong1 | Kong | ||||||
27 | 何 | Hê2 Ho2 |
Hé | Hô | Ho Hou |
Hò | Ho | Ho4 | Ho | Hoe | ||||
28 | 蕭 | 萧 | Hsiao1 | Xiāo | Siau Sio |
Seow Siow |
Siâu | Siaw Siew |
Siu1 | Siu Shiu |
Sio | |||
29 | 羅 | 罗 | Lo2 | Luó | Lô | Lo Law |
Lò | Law Lo Loh |
Lo4 | Lo | Law Loh Lowe Lor |
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30 | 高 | Kao1 | Gāo | Ko | Koh | Kô Kau |
Koo | Gou1 |
Ko | Kou Go |
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- Other surveys
- 1994–2011: The American researcher Chih-Hao Tsai has compiled unauthoritative annual surveys of the most common surnames on Taiwan[23] based on published lists of all successful applicants taking Taiwan's Joint College Entrance Exam.[24] The test was mandatory for college entrance until 2002 and is still quite common, with more than a hundred thousand successful applicants a year and a pass rate for all test takers between 60 and 90%.[24]
Philippines
Chinese Filipinos whose ancestors came to the Philippines from 1898 onward usually have single syllable Chinese surnames. On the other hand, most Chinese ancestors came to the Philippines prior to 1898 usually have multiple syllable Chinese surnames such as Gokongwei, Ongpin, Pempengco, Yuchengco, Teehankee, and Yaptinchay among such others. These were originally full Chinese names which were transliterated in Spanish orthography and adopted as surnames.
Common Chinese Filipino surnames are: Ong/Wong (Wang, 王), Lee/Dy/Sy (Li, 李), Chan/Tan (Chen, 陈), Lao/Lew (Liu, 刘), Tiong/Chong (Zhang, 张), Yung/Yana/Auyong/Awyoung (Yang, 杨), Ng/Uy/Wee (Huang, 黄), Tiu/Chiu/Chio/Chu (Zhao, 赵).
There are also multiple syllable Chinese surnames that are Spanish transliterations of Hokkien words. Surnames like Tuazon (Eldest Grandson, 大孫), Dizon (Second Grandson, 二孫), Samson/Sanson (Third Grandson, 三孫), Sison (Fourth Grandson, 四孫), Gozon/Goson/Gozum (Fifth Grandson, 五孫), Lacson (Sixth Grandson, 六孫) are examples of transliterations of designations that use the Hokkien suffix -son (孫) used as surnames for some Chinese Filipinos who trace their ancestry from Chinese immigrants to the Philippines during the Spanish Colonial Period. The surname "Son/Sun" (孫) is listed in the classic Chinese text Hundred Family Surnames, perhaps shedding light on the Hokkien suffix -son used here as a surname alongside some sort of accompanying enumeration scheme.
Rank | Name | Character(s) | Total Number
(2020)[25] |
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1 | Tan | 陳 | 123,290 |
2 | Dizon | 二孫 | 106,507 |
3 | Lim | 林 | 96,874 |
4 | Samson | 三孫 | 66,516 |
5 | Sison | 四孫 | 57,840 |
6 | Chua | 蔡 | 51,380 |
7 | Uy | 黃 | 47,832 |
8 | Ong | 王 | 39,649 |
9 | Yap | 葉 | 37,703 |
10 | Go | 吳 | 37,354 |
11 | Tuazon | 大孫 | 36,543 |
12 | Cinco | 新哥 | 29,718 |
13 | Sy | 李,施 | 28,038 |
14 | Yu | 楊,余 | 27,732 |
15 | Sayson | 世孫/西孫 | 26,833 |
16 | Quiambao | 鹹賺/欠賺 | 25,555 |
17 | Chan | 曾,陳 | 24,835 |
18 | Cuizon | 貴孫/歸孫 | 23,732 |
19 | Ang | 洪 | 23,341 |
20 | Tecson | 德孫 | 22,679 |
Canada
Statistics Canada has not released a list of common surnames for any of its recent censuses, but much of the Canadian Chinese population is clustered in Metro Vancouver and Greater Victoria in British Columbia and the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area and the Ottawa-Gatineau Area in Ontario, as well as in some emerging major clusters, such as the Calgary–Edmonton Corridor in Alberta, Montreal, and the Communauté métropolitaine de Québec (Quebec Community Metropolitan Area) in Quebec.
Ontario
A 2010 study by Baiju Shah & al data-mined the Registered Persons Database of Canadian health card recipients in the province of Ontario for a particularly Chinese-Canadian name list. Ignoring potentially non-Chinese spellings such as Lee (49,898 total),[27]:Table 1 they found that the most common Chinese names in Ontario were:[27]
Rank | Name | Total Number | Character(s) | Romanization | |
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Trad. | Simp. | ||||
1 | Wong | 34,567 | 王 | Wáng, Wong | |
黃 | 黄 | Huáng, Hwang, Wang, Whang, Wong | |||
汪 | Wāng, Wong | ||||
2 | Chan | 32,692 | 陳 | 陈 | Chan, Chén |
3 | Li | 27,608 | 李 | Ly, Lee, Lei, Lǐ | |
黎 | Lai, Ly, Lee, Lei, Lí | ||||
4 | Chen | 25,618 | 陳 | 陈 | Chan, Chén |
5 | Wang | 22,548 | 王 | Wáng, Wong | |
汪 | Wāng, Wong | ||||
6 | Liu | 18,784 | 劉 | 刘 | Lau, Liew, Liú, Low |
廖 | Lau, Lew, Liào, Lieu, Liew, Liu | ||||
7 | Zhang | 18,003 | 張 | 张 | Chang, Chong, Chung, Cheung, Teo, Zhāng, Zheung |
8 | Lam | 15,910 | 林 | Lam, Lín | |
藍 | 蓝 | Lán | |||
9 | Leung | 13,696 | 梁 | Leung, Liáng | |
10 | Ho | 12,830 | 何 | Hé, Ho | |
賀 | 贺 | Hè, Ho |
Indonesia
Nearly as large is the Chinese Indonesian community. The 2010 Indonesian census reported more than 2.8 million self-identified Chinese, or about 1% of the general population.[28] Just as in Thailand, though, previous legislation (in this case, 127/U/Kep/12/1966) had banned ethnic Chinese surnames throughout the country. This law was abolished after the removal of Suharto, but Chinese Indonesian names remain a mix of Indonesian, pinyin, peh-oe-ji, and Dutch-spelled Hokkien.
Malaysia
During the 2010 Malaysian Census, approximately 6,960,000 Malaysians of Chinese race.[29] Chinese is the second largest race in Malaysia, after the Malays.
Singapore
Ethnic Chinese make up almost three-fourths (2009) of Singapore's resident population of nearly four million (2011).
According to Statistics Singapore, as of the year 2000, the most common Chinese Singaporean names were:[30]
- Do take note that the 7th most common surname in China, 趙/赵, is extremely rare in Singapore.
- The surname list is not accurate, as the English surnames may actually have many variants not listed above. E.g. The 16th surname 'Low' can be 劉/刘, 廖,卢 or 羅/罗 in Chinese. The 1st surname Tan (陳/陈) is also a pinyin romanisation for the locally rare surname (談/谈) or (譚/谭).
Thailand
The largest Chinese diaspora community in the world are the Chinese Thais (or Sino-Thais), who make up 12–14%[31][32] of the total Thai population. However, very few of the Chinese Thais have Chinese surnames, after the 1913 Surname Act that required the adoption of Thai surnames in order to enjoy Thai citizenship. Moreover, the same law requires that those possessing the same surname be related, meaning that immigrant Chinese may not adopt the surname of their clansmen unless they can show actual kinship.
United States
The 2010 US Census found 3,794,673 self-identified Chinese Americans and 230,382 self-identified Taiwanese Americans,[33] up from 2,734,841 Chinese Americans and 144,795 Taiwanese Americans in 2000.[34]
Although the Chinese make up the largest segment of the U.S. Asian and Pacific Islander population,[35] the most common Chinese-derived surname during the 2000 census was not itself Chinese but the Vietnamese Nguyễn (Chinese: 阮, Ruǎn).[3]
During the 2000 census, the 10 most common Chinese American names were:[36]
Rank | Name | Ethnicity [37] |
Total Number (2000 census; API only) |
Character(s) | Pinyin | ||
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Among API |
Across All Names |
Trad. | Simp. | ||||
2 | 24 | Lee | Chinese | 229,200 | 李 | Lǐ | |
Korean | 黎 | Lí | |||||
6 | 262 | Chen | Chinese | 100,700 | 陳 | 陈 | Chén |
7 | 279 | Wong | Chinese (Cantonese) |
88,000 | 王 | Wáng | |
黃 | 黄 | Huáng | |||||
汪 | Wāng | ||||||
9 | 399 | Yang | Chinese (Mandarin) |
69,000 | 楊 | 杨 | Yáng |
10 | 440 | Wang | Chinese | 63,800 | 王 | Wáng | |
汪 | Wāng | ||||||
11 | 426 | Chang | Chinese | 62,900 | 張 | 张 | Zhāng |
常 | Cháng | ||||||
12 | 461 | Chan | Chinese (Cantonese) |
59,800 | 陳 | 陈 | Chén |
14 | 521 | Li | Chinese | 55,700 | 李 | Lǐ | |
黎 | Lí | ||||||
17 | 626 | Lin | Chinese | 47,000 | 林 | Lín | |
18 | 652 | Liu | Chinese | 45,500 | 劉 | 刘 | Liú |
廖 | Liào |
- Other surveys
- 2002: study by Matthew Falkenstein, data-mining the 2000 US Census for a particularly Asian & Pacific Islander name list,[38] omitting those like Lee that are common among other ethnicities
- 2000: study by Diane Lauderdale, et al., data-mining Social Security card applications by persons born abroad before 1941 for a particularly Chinese-American name list[37]
See also
- Chinese given name
- Hundred Family Surnames
- Chinese Indonesian surname
- Est. sizes of the 20 largest Chinese families (2006)
- Chinese compound surname
- Surname stroke order
- Lists of common Asian surnames
- Japanese name
- Korean name
- List of common Korean surnames
- Vietnamese name
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- Other popular Asian & Pacific Islander names are the Vietnamese names Nguyen (#1), Tran (#5), Le (#8), and Pham (#13); the Korean names Kim (#3) and Park (#15); and the Indian names Patel (#4) and Singh (#16).
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External links
Lin Yutang's Chinese-English Dictionary of Modern Usage, hosted at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. (~700 surnames)
- Netor's Ten-Thousand Families (in Chinese)
- 人口排序 [China's Surname Population Rankings], lists of the most popular surnames under the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties (in Chinese)
- Top 10 Surnames in Each Chinese Province and City