Family Name: The character 翁 originally refers to an elderly man or father. The surname 翁 has multiple origins. One theory is that it derives from the Ji clan, a son of Emperor Zhaowang of the Zhou Dynasty who was granted an estate, and the name was adopted as a surname. Another theory connects it to the descendants of the ancient ruler Shaohao, taking the name of their state. Additionally, it is also found among Han Chinese who were converted from Mongolian or Manchu ethnicities.
Given Name: Yu signifies vast space, while Qiao represents tall and upright, symbolizing broad-mindedness and lofty aspirations.