Family Name: The surname 吴 is derived from the ancient state of Wu, which existed during the Zhou Dynasty. One theory suggests it originated from Taibo, the eldest son of King Tai of Zhou, who ceded the throne to his younger brother and fled to the south, establishing the state of Wu. Another theory attributes it to descendants of Emperor Shun, who were granted lands in the Wu region and adopted the surname based on their territory. Prominent historical figures with this surname include Wu Qi, a military strategist, and Wu Daozi, a renowned painter.
Given Name: Pure and flawless, often referring to a girl, symbolizing a pure and lovely girl.