Meaning: The surname 长 (Cháng) is of relatively rare origin. One theory suggests it derives from the ancient Chinese official title 'Changshi,' which was responsible for documentation and archives. Over time, some descendants adopted 'Chang' as their surname. Another theory links it to ancient tribal clans, though the exact origin remains unclear.
Changchun Jie (长春姐)
A Ming Dynasty servant from Jiaxing, known for receiving poetry from Lady Lu of Hanshan and authoring 'Memoirs of Cherishing Spring'.
Zhangsun Wuji (长孙无忌)
A Tang Dynasty official, brother of Empress Zhangsun, involved in the Xuanwu Gate incident, authored 'Tang Code', exiled and committed suicide for opposing Emperor Gaozong's appointment of Wu Zetian as empress.
Zhangsun Song (长孙嵩)
A Northern Wei dynasty minister, served as Governor of Jizhou and Xiangzhou, and was one of the 'Eight Dukes' who jointly assisted in governance.
The surname '长' is rare and likely connected to ancient administrative roles or tribal lineage. It symbolizes longevity and endurance.