Han Su Rong, the word can be Qing. In the Qing dynasty, there was a Jiaqing juren Su. China's surname collection: Yao Su, a native of Hunyuan in Qing Dynasty, is neutral. Daoguang was a scholar and tired of being an official in Hubei. In addition, some people surnamed Song evaded the government and changed their surnames to Su. In addition, Manchu has a Su surname.

Origin:

Su was also one of the surnames of Sophora japonica residents in Hongdong, Shanxi Province in the Ming Dynasty, and later moved to Henan, Shandong, Hebei, Shaanxi, Beijing, Tianjin, Anhui and other places. If it is from Henan, it is likely to be a descendant of Sophora japonica. For example, Sugang Village in Linzhang County: In the eighteenth year of Ming Hongwu, the Zhanghe River flooded and destroyed the original Gangcun Village. Later, villagers mainly surnamed Su moved south and built a new village, named Sujiagang Village, which was later simplified as a village. Sugang Village has cultivated land 13 14 mu and agricultural population 1 152 people. ?

Su Xinzhuang: According to the investigation, in the early Ming Dynasty, a person named Su in Hongdong, Shanxi moved here to settle down, hence the name Su Xinzhuang, which later evolved into Su Xinzhuang. The cultivated land area of Suxinzhuang is 1230 mu, and the agricultural population is 1 103 people. Sulinzhuang, Taishan District, Tai 'an City: Because the village is close to Su's graveyard, it was originally named "Su Jialin" and later evolved into "Sulinzhuang". Generally speaking, there are very few people surnamed Su. They are scattered in the north and south of the river, from the northeast to the Central Plains, and from North China to southern Hunan, Guangdong, Taiwan Province and other provinces.