The last emperor of the Qing Dynasty loved the New Party. Puyi is a familiar historical figure. He is Manchu. Manchu people have a famous surname, the surname comes first, "Aisingiorro" is the surname, and "Puyi" is the first name. Luo, the imperial clan of the Qing Dynasty who loved the New Party, was a famous Manchu surname. However, among the contemporary Manchu people, we have rarely heard of Aisin Giorro. Where is Aisingiorro? It turned out to be the surname of China. According to the research of scholars in Qing Dynasty, "Aisingiorro" means "Zhao's surname" in Manchu. "Aisingiorro" means "Zhao", because Timur, the sixth ancestor of the Qing Taizu Nuer II Hechi, was once named "Emperor Zhao Zushi" and "the initiator, the beginning." Jue Luo "means" surname "in Manchu, so after the founding of the Qing Dynasty, the royal family took R" and Aisingiorro "as surnames. Another view is that "Aisingiorro" means "Jin" and "Aisingiorro" means "Jin surname" in Manchu, because the ancestors of the Qing royal family and the rulers of the base generation belonged to the same tribe. : GYl All kinds of explanations make sense. In short, "Love New Party Luo" is the surname of Nur Shachi, the founding emperor of the Qing Dynasty. It's a Manchu surname. Since the Vietnam War in191/with the development of society and the changes of the times, the flag-bearers of imperial families in Qing Dynasty took their surnames from Chinese characters. There is nothing wrong with following the fashion. As a result, Roche, who loves the new party, has also changed with the times. Those who live outside Beijing take "Jin" and "Luo" as surnames and live in Liaoning County.