Most of these countries were wiped out in Zhou's "revolution", and even if their names remained the same, the lineage of governors was different.
Only a few people, such as Ji Guo, have changed their families in have it both ways. Their surname was Jiang, and they had a certain affinity with the Zhou people, so they quickly took refuge and existed until the Spring and Autumn Period, and were finally destroyed by the State of Qi.
In addition, Juguo, Guoguo and Tanguo in Shandong Province are also local aborigines, which have existed since prehistoric times and lasted through Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties until the Spring and Autumn Period.
Another example is the isolated bamboo country in western Liaoning, which appeared in the early Shang Dynasty and was an ally of the Shang Dynasty until it was destroyed by Qi Huangong in 664 BC.