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Meaning: The character 张 means 'to stretch' or 'to draw a bow'. The Zhang surname originates from Hui, the grandson of the Yellow Emperor, who invented the bow and arrow. He was granted the land of Zhang (modern-day Puyang, Henan) and his descendants adopted the surname Zhang. This surname is one of the most common in China, with a long history and numerous notable figures, such as Zhang Liang, a strategist of the Han Dynasty, and Zhang Fei, a general of the Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period.
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Zhang Ji (张及)
a Northern Song Dynasty scholar-official, known for his roles as county magistrate and transport commissioner.
Zhang Yin (张因)
A poet of the Song Dynasty, inferred to have lived slightly after Emperor Yingzong based on references in his poetry.
Zhang Tingjian (张庭坚)
a Song Dynasty official known for his candid remonstrance, later rehabilitated posthumously honored as Jiemin.
'张' is a classic Chinese surname meaning 'to stretch' or 'to draw a bow'. It's one of the most common names in China, symbolizing strength and ingenuity, with a lineage tracing back to the Yellow Emperor.
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