Zuo surname, one of China surnames, is a common surname of Han nationality, ranking 187 among hundreds of surnames. The first expenditure has been left to China since ancient times. Legend has it that Zuo Che, the minister in the last years of the Yellow Emperor, helped to cast the Three Dings. The day when the Three Dings succeeded was the day when the Yellow Emperor died, and Zuo Che offered sacrifices to the Yellow Emperor. Zuo Che is a descendant of the ancient Zuo kingdom. The clans and historical sites of the ancient left country can't be verified. According to legend, in the Spring and Autumn Period, the descendants of the Yellow Emperor established Zuoren Country in Zuoren Township, northwest of Tangxian County, Hebei Province, which was later destroyed by Di people.
Zuo Ren's ancestors were descendants of the ancient Zuoguo, and Zuoren Township was one of the early activities of the ancient Zuoguo. The second branch comes from the official name. In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was an official of the Zuo family in Chu State. Both Zuo and Zuo were Zuo families of Chu State, and they all took Zuo as their surnames. Later, it was changed to single surname Zuo. The third branch originated from Jiang's family. At the beginning of the Spring and Autumn Period, the State of Qi had officials of Right Childe and Left Childe, who were inherited by the Childe. Later, Zuo Gongzi and Zuo Zifu took their surnames and changed their surnames to Zuo. The fourth branch comes from the compound surname. After Zuo.
In addition, there are Zuo's among ethnic minorities. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were Zuo and Yi Tusi in Tengyue Hall (now Tengchong) and Fu (now Weishan) in Yongchang Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Today, the Yi people in Weishan, Yunnan have this surname. In the Qing Dynasty, the Manchu Eight Banners' surname was Hashu, which was later changed to Left. Chu Ross, Chinese surname Zuo. Among the descendants of Jews who stayed in China (mainly in Kaifeng, Henan Province), there were Zuo surnames.