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Meaning: The surname 聂 (Niè) originates from the Spring and Autumn Period. It is said to have derived from a place called 'Nie' in present-day Jingmen, Hubei, where a minister of the State of Chu was granted land. His descendants adopted the place name as their surname. Another theory suggests the surname comes from the Ji (姬) clan, with descendants of the 10th son of King Wen of Zhou being granted land in 'Nie' and subsequently taking the name. Notable figures include the Tang Dynasty poet Nie Yizhong and the Ming Dynasty general Nie Shicheng.
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Nie Rongzhen (聂荣臻)
a Chinese politician and military leader, served as Vice Premier of the State Council and Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission.
Nie Gannu (聂绀弩)
A renowned Chinese poet and essayist, known for his unique and humorous poetic style called 'Sanyisheng style'.
Nie Zhisun (聂致孙)
A Song Dynasty poet from She County (now part of Anhui), brother of Nie Zhiyao, with two extant poems.
'聂' is a lesser-known surname with roots tracing back over 2,000 years to ancient China. It symbolizes closeness or whispering, reflecting its origins as a place name or a clan name.
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