Fu surname Fu family tree Origin of surname Fu People named Fu Origin of surname Fu Introduction to surname Fu

■Origin of the surname

The surname Fu (Fú) has two origins:

1. From the surname Feng, a descendant of the Fuxi family in the ancient Taihao period. Some of the Miao descendants of the Fuxi family used "Fu" as their surname, thus becoming the surname Fu. The surname Fu is also the surname Mi, and the surname Mi is also the surname Fu. In ancient times, the two surnames Fu and Mi were common.

2. Give him the surname Fu. During the Northern Zhou Dynasty, there was a man named Hou Zhi, who was extremely skilled in martial arts. He followed Emperor Xiaowu of Wei to move westward. He was favored and given the surname Hou Fu. Later, the Hou Fu family conquered Shayuan from Emperor Xiaowen, and was given the surname Hetun. Therefore, Hou Zhi's descendants formed two branches: the Hou Fu family and the Hetun family. After Emperor Xiaowen established his capital in Luoyang, both branches were changed to the surname Fu, and the Hetun family was changed to the surname He.

■Migration distribution

The surname Fu is not among the top 100 surnames in both mainland China and Taiwan. According to "The County Looks at Common People's Homes", the Fu family looked out of Jingzhao County. According to the "Compilation of Yuanhe Surnames", Fu family looked out to Taiyuan, Gaoyang and Pingchang. In ancient times, there was a great tribal leader named Fuxi. It is said that he created the Bagua. There are also legends that he and Nuwa had offspring. Fuxi lived slightly later than Emperor Yan and Emperor Huang. The ancestor of the surname Fu is Fu Xi. Fuxi is also called Fuxi. Mi and Fu were the same word in ancient times. Some ancient books say that some of Fuxi's descendants have the surname Mi. The most famous among the ancestors is: [Fu Sheng] a native of the Qin Dynasty. After Qin Shihuang established the Qin Dynasty, he buried the scholars alive and burned all the books in order to make everyone in the world listen to him and not think of other ideas. story. Fu Sheng secretly hid a classic copy of Shangshu in the wall. After the establishment of the Han Dynasty, intellectuals were re-employed. Fu Sheng took out the books in the wall. Apart from the damaged parts, there were still more than 20 chapters. At that time, there were not many knowledgeable people left, so Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty quickly sent people to study with Fu Sheng, study Shangshu, and pass on this classic. The migration areas of the Fu surname involve ancient emperors from the north and south of the Yangtze River, and the distribution of their descendants or branches is also very wide. It will undoubtedly be beneficial for the descendants of the Fu surname to find out their roots. At the same time, from the distribution of his descendants, we can also look at its long legendary history, which further proves that the Fuxi clan has its own people. In addition, judging from the formation of the Fu surname (Mi surname), after entering the class society, Tianshui, the hometown, has been inhabited by the Rong people for a long time, and its economy and culture are not as good as those in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River. As a result, the Fu surname religion has not been formed in the Tianshui area, and Fu surnames have emerged. The direction of surname migration from east to west. This is consistent with the general trend of historical development.

■Historical Celebrities

Fuxi: Taihao, whose surname is Feng. He was born in Tianshui City, Gansu Province. There is now Fuxi Temple in Tianshui City, and there are many pilgrims. He led the tribes south along the Yellow River to Huaiyang, Henan. Legend has it that he had holy virtues and was as bright as the sun and the moon, so he was called Taihao. He taught the people to build nets, hunt, and raise livestock and poultry for cooking, so they were also called Bao. He began to draw the Eight Diagrams, make books and deeds, and established his capital in Chenzhou, which was called Wanqiu in ancient times and is now Huaiyang County, Henan Province. Reigned for 115 years. The correct surname means marriage. Take the characteristics of each tribe: crocodile head, snake body, eagle claws, fish scales, and tiger eyes to form a new totem - dragon. He proclaimed himself the Dragon Master, settled in the Dragon Palace, and now lives in the Dragon Lake. The dragon has become the emblem of the great unity of the Chinese people, and the dragon has become a new totem of the Chinese people. The descendants of China call it - the descendants of the dragon come from this! . Huaiyang County has the best preserved mausoleum in the world - Fuxi Mausoleum. From February 2nd to March 3rd every year, there is an endless stream of people coming to worship the ancestors at the mausoleum, sometimes reaching more than 100,000 people. From October 17th to 19th, 2004, Huaiyang County held the first Surname Culture Festival.

Concubine Fu: The daughter of Fuxi in ancient times, drowned in Luoshui. According to legend, she was the god of Luoshui.

Fu Sheng: Zizi*. A native of Jinan during the Han Dynasty. He was born in the fifty-fifth year of King Hao of Zhou Dynasty (260 BC) and died in the third year of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty (161 BC) at the age of 99. He is a descendant of Fuxi, and his recent ancestors moved from Chen State in Huaiyang to Lu State (today's Jinan in southern Shandong). It turned out that he was a doctor from the state of Qin, known as Fu Sheng in the world. During the reign of Emperor Wen, Emperor Wen asked for someone who could manage the Book of Documents. Fu Sheng was over ninety years old at that time and could no longer do it. Emperor Wen sent Chao Cuo, a master of the history of Tai Chang Shi, to ask for advice. He obtained 29 chapters, which is the Book of Ministers that has been handed down to the world today. He wrote "The Great Biography of Shangshu" by himself. Became the founder of the literary school.

Later generations highly respected and worshiped him - he was named Chengshi Bai, revered as a saint, went to the Confucian Temple to join Confucius, and enjoyed the sacrifices of all people. His descendants are hereditary doctors of the Five Classics. There used to be Fusheng Temple in the west of Handian Sujia Village, Fusheng Academy in Zoupingyuan, and Fusheng Township. Fusheng's Tomb is located in the southwest of Kouzi Village, Weiqiao Town, Zouping County. It is a tomb from the Han Dynasty. The original stone archway door has a gold plaque with the words "Shang Shu is building". After several damages, the diameter of the tomb seal is now 45 meters, and the remaining height is 2 meters. There are two stone tablets: "Huijun Fusheng's Tomb" and "Fusheng's Tomb Preface". Literati in the past dynasties wrote poems to praise it, such as Wu Cheng in the Song Dynasty, Zhang Yuandeng in the Ming Dynasty, Pu Songling in the Qing Dynasty, Wang Shizhen, etc. "Fu Sheng Teaching Sutras" painted by Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty is now in the Osaka Museum of Art, Japan. The Ming Dynasty Cui Zizhong's painting "Fu Sheng Teaching Sutras" is now in the Shanghai Museum.

Fu Yun: Tuyuhun Lu Kuazi in the Tang Dynasty. At the end of the reign of Emperor Lakai, the country was in chaos, and the people of the country killed his brother and established him. Emperor Yang came to the throne and ordered Tie Le to defeat him. He was allowed to protect the peace in the east and conquered it again in the west. He fled to Dangxiang, and the great cause finally returned to its original place. Gaozu came to the throne and made peace with him. During the Zhenguan period, he detained the envoys of the Tang Dynasty and ordered Li Jing and others to attack him. His son surrendered to the whole country, but Yun committed suicide.

Fugong: courtesy name Shuqi, a native of Langxie Dongwu (now a native of Zhucheng, Shandong) and the prime minister of Emperor Ming of the Eastern Han Dynasty. During the Jianwu period of Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, he served as the magistrate of Ju County and the prefect of Changshan. He was a fair and honest official and was famous for his charity in running schools. In the second year of Yongping reign of Emperor Ming Dynasty (59 years), he was moved to the post of imperial servant. In the fourth year of Yongping, he paid homage to the prime minister and was appointed Sikong. In the 13th year of Yongping's reign, he died of illness. Emperor Zhang of the Eastern Han Dynasty died in the first year of Yuanhe (84 years) at the age of 90. Fu Wuji was erudite and knowledgeable, inherited his family's knowledge and passed on Confucianism. In the first year of Yonghe (AD 136), he collated the "Five Classics of Zhongshu" with Yilang Huang Jing. In the Yuanjia period (AD 151-152) of "A Hundred Years of Scholars", Wuji was ordered to compile the "Han Ji" with Huang Jing. At this time, Wuji took advantage of the convenience of collation, collected extensive historical materials, sorted and deleted them, and compiled the book "Fuhou Zhu".

Fu Zhan: courtesy name Hui Gong, prime minister of Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, a native of Langye Dongwu (Cities in Shandong Province). In the sixth year of Jianwu (30th year), he could not be granted the title of marquis and it was hereditary. Jinan Fu gave birth to a descendant. His father was a famous Confucian scholar in the world. He passed on his father's legacy and taught hundreds of disciples. He first served in the Western Han Dynasty and became the emperor. Later, he served in the Wang Mang Dynasty and became the leader of the rear team. Liu Xuanli was appointed as the prefect of Pingyuan. In the first year of Jianwu (25th year) of Emperor Guangwu, a famous Confucian and old minister was conscripted and worshiped as minister, and the old system was established. At that time, Deng Yu, the Grand Situ, was on an expedition to the west of Guanzhong. Emperor Guangwu appointed him as Prime Minister because of his talent and worshiped him as Sizhi. In the third year of Jianwu, he paid homage to the prime minister, was appointed as Grand Situ, and was granted the title of Marquis of Yangdu. Mr. Ren is very dignified and dignified. In the fifth year of Jianwu's reign, he was dismissed because he could not report the minister's fault. Later, the title was changed to Bu Qihou and he moved back to his native place. In the 13th year of Jianwu's reign, he was appointed again, but he died of illness before taking office. Fu Zhan's great-great-grandfather was still a child, and his father Li was named Junyou. He received poetry from Kuang Heng, so Qi poetry has Kuang Fu's theory. The ninth generation ancestor of Fu Zhan was Fu Sheng. His son Fu Long was named Bai Wen or Bai Ming. His other son Fu Xi inherited the title. Fu Xi's son Fu Guang and Fu Guang's son Fu Chen. Fu Chen's daughter Fu Sun was a noble of Emperor Shun of the Han Dynasty. Fu Chen's son Fu Wu Ji, Fu Wuji's son Fu Zhi, Fu Zhi's son Fu Wan, Fu Wan married Princess Shangyang An, the daughter of Emperor Heng, and gave birth to five sons and one daughter. Fuwan's eldest son Fude, second son Fuya, third daughter Fushou were the empresses of Han Xian Emperor Liu Xie, fourth son Fujun, fifth son Fuzun, and sixth son Fulang. In the 19th year of Jian'an (214), Cao Cao deposed Fu Shou and his two princes and killed Fu Wan, Fude and more than 100 Fu clan members. The famous family that lasted for more than four hundred years has since declined!

Fu Tao: Zi Xuandu, an official and scholar of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. A native of Anqiu, Pingchang (now southwest of Anqiu). He is rare in talent and learning, and is famous far and wide. He was appointed to join the army, named Marquis of Wenjia County, and appointed Yongshi County Magistrate. Later he joined the army, served as the magistrate of Huarong County, served as a writer, was responsible for the history of the country, and was appointed the king of the state. Later he was promoted to the rank of guerrilla general and still concurrently served as a scholar. He died in office.

Fu Heng: Bureaucrat of Qi and Liang in the Southern Dynasties. Zi Xuanyao. People from Anqiu, Pingchang. He inherited his father's legacy from a young age and was able to speak mystical principles. Well-known throughout the world. He served as a bachelor and doctor of Qitai, Cheng of Dongyang County, and joined the army in the Weijun Record Office. He served as the Minister of Zhongshu, the internal history of Yongyang, and the prefect of Xin'an. He was honest and upright in the county and performed his duties conscientiously. The people of the county set up temples and songs for him.

Fulong: Originally named Wei Jing, he changed his name to Long, with the courtesy name Yuncheng. A native of Bunning County, Jiangsu Province. At a young age, he entered the Anhui Armed Forces Academy and joined the Chinese Tongmenghui. In the winter of the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu (1908), because he sponsored Xiong Chengjiju, he changed his name to Long to avoid suspicion, and was transferred to No. 33 Biao, Ninth Town, as a sergeant.

During the Revolution of 1911, he planned to respond and participated in the Battle of Yuhuatai. After the failure, he retreated to Zhenjiang and served as the battalion commander when the civilian army attacked Nanjing. Xuan led his army to capture Pengcheng. In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), he was reorganized into the Jijie Division and stationed in Peixian County. He served as the commander of Xuxi bandit suppression and commanded the two horse artillery battalions. In the spring of the second year of the Republic of China, after the second revolution, he went to Nanjing to serve as the commander of the Sixth Division. After the failure, he retreated to Shanghai. In the fifth year of the Republic of China, Yuan Shikai proclaimed himself emperor. He was ordered to map the Yangtze River and sent people to Jiangyin to persuade the army to become independent. He went to Tongzhou to campaign for independence. He was arrested for leaking secrets and later died in Tongzhou. He was 32 years old. In the 13th year of the Republic of China (1924), Sun Yat-sen promoted him to Army Lieutenant General.

Fu Manrong: Minister of the Southern Song Dynasty and Qi Dynasty. Famous Confucian scholar. The word Gongyi. A native of Anqiu, Pingchang. At first, he took lecturing as his profession. He was appointed as an official of the Song Dynasty and served as the assistant to the state. He was also the prefect of Nanhai (now Guangzhou City). He served as an official in the Song Dynasty and went to Wuchang as governor. Zhongsan doctor, Linhai prefect, etc. You like "Laozi" and "Book of Changes". He wrote "Etiquette of Mourning Clothes", "Annotation of Zhouyi", "Annotation of Mao's Poems", "Annotation of Mourning Clothes", "Lao Zi Yi", "Zhuang Zi Yi" and "On Semantics". His father Fu Yin was the Protector of Sima of the Western Jin Dynasty, and Bo was the Lord of Kong of the Song Dynasty. Fu Man Rongzi Fu Heng. Fu Heng's eldest son Fu Ting, and his second son Fu Chui. Fu Tingzi Fu knows his fate.

Fubuqi: A single-father marquis in the state of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period, also known as Fuzi*. He is a student of Confucius. He once served as Shan's father's chief minister. At that time, he played the zither instead of attending court, but he managed Shan's father very well. Confucius called him a gentleman, and he was later posthumously named Shanfuhou.

■Junwangtang No.

1. Junwang

Taiyuan County: It was first established in the fourth year of King Zhuangxiang of Qin (246 BC). It is equivalent to the area south of Wutai Mountain and north of Huoshan Mountain in present-day Shanxi Province.

Gaoyang County: Originally the city of Gaoyang during the Warring States Period. The Northern Wei Dynasty established Gaoyang County in Qingzhou, in the area of ??Gaoyang County in Hebei Province.

Pingchang County: In the Song Dynasty of the Southern Dynasty, Dunqiu County was changed to Xuzhou Pingchang County, which is equivalent to the central part of Henan Province today, and its administrative location is Dunqiu. Pingchang Anqiu (now southwest of Anqiu County, Shanxi Province).

2. Hall name

Mingqin Hall: In the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius’s disciples were slaughtered by their single father. Buqi is a very kind person, and he is very intelligent. He only plays the piano and makes music every day. It seems that he is not as industrious as his classmate Wu Zi Qizhi Shan's father. But the single father was still managed well by him. People praised him for "ruling by playing the harp", so it was called "Mingqin Hall". Confucius praised him for his "talent as a king's assistant".

Zangxuetang: Fu Sheng, courtesy name Zi*, was a doctor in the Spring and Autumn Period, and was known as "Fu Sheng" in history. When the First Emperor of Qin burned books and harassed Confucian scholars, Fu Sheng hid the Book of Documents in the wall. After Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty destroyed the Qin Dynasty, Fu Sheng opened the wall and saw that some of the books were damaged by mold, but there were still 21 volumes left. Fusheng gathered disciples in Qi and Lu to teach. At the time of Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, he was already over 90 years old. Emperor Wen sent Taichang Shizhangcuo to learn "Shangshu" from Fu Sheng, and Fu Sheng's daughter dictated it and recorded it. This is the modern text "Shang Shu".

Taiyuan.

——An anonymous couplet for the ancestral hall with the surname Fu

The whole couplet refers to the origin and county prestige of the surname Fu.

Taiyuan Shize;

Shangshu family reputation.

——An anonymous couplet for the ancestral hall with the surname Fu

The whole couplet refers to Fu Sheng of the Han Dynasty, so he is Dr. Qin and is known as Fu Sheng in the world. After studying "Shangshu", twenty-nine chapters were obtained, which is now the ancient text "Shangshu".

High-spirited and bright;

Bright spring and white snow.

——Anonymous couplet for the ancestral hall of the surname Fu

This couplet comes from the inlaid couplet of "Gaoyang", the residence of the prominent family of the surname Fu.

Doctor of Shu Chuan;

Department of Emperor Xi.

——An anonymous couplet for the ancestral hall with the surname Fu

The upper couplet refers to Fu Sheng (i.e. Fu Sheng), a native of Jinan in the early Han Dynasty. The earliest transmitter. He once served as a doctor in Qin Dynasty and taught "Shangshu" between Qi and Lu in the early Han Dynasty.

Emperor Wen once sent Chao Cuo to learn Shangshu from him. All the scholars of Shangshu in the Western Han Dynasty came from his disciples. The twenty-eight chapters of the current Shangshu were preserved through his teaching. It is said that he also wrote "The Great Biography of Shangshu". Xialiandian refers to the legendary ancient emperor Fuxi. According to legend, he taught people to make nets and engage in fishing and animal husbandry. Legend has it that gossip also comes from his production.

Xi'e taught;

Wuji wrote books.

——An anonymous couplet for the ancestral hall with the surname Fu

The first couplet refers to Fu Sheng’s daughter Xi’e in the Western Han Dynasty, who was able to pass on family knowledge. When Fu Sheng taught Chao Cuo "Shang Shu", he was already over ninety years old and mostly relied on Xi'e. Xia Lian Dian refers to Fu Wuji, a man from Dongwu in the Eastern Han Dynasty, who attacked a marquis. During the time of Emperor Shun, he was a sergeant in the Tun Cavalry School. According to the imperial edict, he co-edited the Five Classics and hundreds of other schools of thought with Yilang Huang Jingmao. He also collected ancient and modern works and wrote "Fuhou Ancient and Modern Notes".

Jiamou practices etiquette;

Jiamou learns and transmits letters.

——An anonymous couplet for the ancestral hall with the surname Fu

The first couplet refers to Fu Sheng of the Han Dynasty. Xialiandian refers to Fu Zhan of the Han Dynasty who received "Qi Shi" from his father and taught it to hundreds of people.

〖Six-character Universal Couplet in the Ancestral Hall of Fu Surname〗

Dr. Xuan Yao's Five Classics;

Anqiu's Second Theory of Generals.

——An anonymous couplet for the ancestral hall with the surname Fu

The Shangliandian refers to Fu Riheng, a Confucian scholar of the Liang Dynasty, whose courtesy name was Xuan Yao. His official title was Yin Ling, and he was a doctor of the Five Classics during the reign of Emperor Wu. , published as Yongyang Internal History. Xialiandian refers to the guerrilla general Fu Tao of the Jin Dynasty, who was from Anqiu. Talented and learned, Huan Wen recruited him to join the army. He attacked Yuan Dian from Wen and turned against Shouyang. He rebelled against Huainan repeatedly and wrote two treatises called "Zhenghuai". Shou Yangping. A guerrilla general who moved to the middle of Taiyuan.

Poetry was taught by Kuang Heng;

His posture is smarter than Yan Zi.

——An anonymous couplet for the ancestral hall with the surname Fu

The Shangliandian refers to Fu Li, the Taifu of the Han Dynasty, who received poetry from Kuang Heng. The official title is Taifu Wang of Gaomi. Therefore, Qi poetry has the theory of Kuangfu. Xialiandian refers to Shi Futing, the censor of Liang Dynasty. Erudite and talented. Ren Fang saw it and said: "This man is unparalleled in the world." There are anthologies such as "Yu Shuo".

〖Seven-character Universal Couplet in the Ancestral Hall of the Fu Surname〗

He has great favor in the oral transmission of Shangshu;

He has a high reputation for correcting the history of Han Dynasty.

——An anonymous couplet for the ancestral hall with the surname Fu

The first couplet refers to Fu Nu, a talented woman in the Western Han Dynasty, named Xi'e. The daughter of Fu Sheng, a doctor from the Qin Dynasty. The First Emperor burned books, and Fu Sheng hid the Book of Documents in the wall of his house. When the Han Dynasty was established, Fu Sheng obtained twenty-nine posthumous notes and taught them among Qi and Lu. Emperor Wen sent Chao Cuo to learn from him. When Sheng Shi was over ninety years old and unable to practice, Fu Shengnu recited and dictated it, and "Jin Wen Shangshu" was passed down. Xia Lian Dian refers to Fu Yan, a historian of the Later Han Dynasty, and has "Correction of Errors in the Book of the Former Han Dynasty".

〖Common couplets of more than seven words in the ancestral hall of the surname Fu〗

One painting opens the sky, and three talents take part in its transformation;

One hundred kings are unified, and the five emperors are the foundation.

——Anonymous couplet for the ancestral hall of the surname Fu

This couplet is the couplet for the temple of Fuxi, the distant ancestor of the surname Fu.

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bend over; hot seasons ; subide ; pronate;

rise;

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fú

〈motion〉

(1)

(Understanding. From people, from dogs. Meaning: people are like dogs Prostrate like that. Original meaning: prostrate; lie down)

(2)

Same as the original meaning [lie prostrate]

Fu, Si Ye. ——"Shuowen"

The same is true for Fu Xi. ——"Zhou Li·Dog Man". Sinong's note: "The dog that was hiding was trampled by the king's chariot."

To bury means to overthrow. ——"Shi Ming·Shi Zirong"

Do not lie down while sleeping. ——"Book of Rites·Qu Li Part 1"

The hen lays down on her son.

——"The Book of Han·The Best of the Five Elements"

Chu Zi laid his hands on himself and salted his brain. ——"Zuo Zhuan·The Twenty-Eighth Year of Duke Xi"

Everyone in the mansion is lying dormant, no one dares to rise. ——"Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"

He spent his whole life lying at his desk in the veranda. ——Fang Bao of the Qing Dynasty, "The Anecdotes of Zuo Zhongyi Gong"

When the enemy's gun fired again, the people in the stronghold fell into hiding again. ——Xu Ke of the Qing Dynasty, "Qing Yu Lei Chao·War"

(3)

Another example: Fu corpse (a corpse lying on the ground, mostly refers to killing); Furou (the flesh of a dead corpse); Fudi (prostrate on the ground); Fuhu; Fuzuo (prostrate on the ground); Fuhou (prone and wait)

(4)

In front of the body Leaning on an object

(5)

Another example: Fu Shi (riding in a car. Also called "Fu Shi". Shi: the horizontal wooden handrail in front of the carriage); Fu Wei ( Prone and think, often used in honorific words in letters)

(6)

Hidden; ambush [ambush]

Ambush means hiding. ——"Guang Ya"

Blessings come with misfortunes. ——"Laozi"

Nothing is susceptible to poison. ――"Guoyu·Jinyu"

A large country is unpredictable and there are dangers. ——"Zuo Zhuan·Ten Years of Duke Zhuang"

Entering Wuguan, Qin ambushed his troops and killed them. ——"Historical Records·Biography of Qu Yuan and Jia Sheng"

(7)

Another example: Fu Mang (bandits hiding in the jungle); Fu Dao (hidden tunnel); Fu Mang Dragon (lurking dragon; Kitchen God); Fu Rong (ambushing troops or assassins); Fu Jia (ambushing warriors or troops); Fu Crossbow (ambushing archers)

(8)

Pass "service". Surrender, submit. Admit a crime or failure [surrender; yield; knuckle under; admit]

Xu has accepted his guilt. ——"Zuo Zhuan: The Eleventh Year of Yin Gong"

The riders all fell down and said: "As the king said!" - "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"

How could this Su Xiaoqing be willing to lie down? Low. ——Ming Dynasty Jia Zhongming's "Pair of Jade Combs"

(9)

Another example: Fu Lao (thinking he is old and his energy is declining); Fu Si (willing to give up his life) ); Fu Di (acknowledge one's low status and surrender to others); Fu Li (Fee is wrong. Admit one's mistake); Fu Obey (obey); Fu Gu (admit guilt)

(10)

Pass "service". Admire, convince [have respect for *** .；completely accept; be convinced]

Everyone will be trembling when he comes. ——"Selected Works·Wang Bao·Four Sons Discussing Morality"

The younger brother Liu Zhang once again paid homage and wrote a letter to the general Xuande Zong, who stayed in the sky for a long time. ——"The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"

(11)

Another example: Fu Fulala (looking extremely obedient)

(12)

Go down. Such as: one after another; subdue (bow down, surrender)

(13)

Subdue, subdue [subdue]. Such as: subduing dragons and tigers; subduing demons; subduing monsters (subduing ghosts; also refers to defeating enemies)

(14)

Through "subdue". Engage in [be take up with]

Who says that the work is shallow, the contract is more than three years long. ——Lu Ji "Composed a poem from Liang Chen for the king of Wu when he was a doctor"

(15)

Another example: Fushu (engaged in academic work)

(16)

Pass "service". Keep [remain; hold]

Fu Qingbai will die straight and solid, and he will be strong in the past.

――"Chu Ci·Li Sao"

volt

fú

〈name〉

(1)

Dog days; dog days. Refers to the period from the third Geng day after the summer solstice to the day before the second Geng day after the Beginning of Autumn. It is divided into the first, middle and last days, collectively referred to as the three days, which is equivalent to the middle of July to the end of August in the Gregorian calendar [dog days] ; hot season]

My lord, it’s the dog days of summer now... Three feet of auspicious snow fell from the sky and covered Dou E’s body. ——Yuan·Guan Hanqing's "Dou E's Injustice"

(2)

Another example: enter the Futian (enter the Futian); headfu (first Futian); count Fu (enter the Futian); rest Volt (stop work and rest on dog days)

(3)

The abbreviation of the potential difference and voltage unit "volt" [volt]

(4)

Dwelling [dwelling]

The widowed king is lurking in the wilderness, unable to be subdued. ――"Zuo Zhuan"

Volt-ampere

fú ān

[volt-ampere] A unit of electrical measurement, equal to one volt and one ampere Product, used as a measure of power in direct current and as a measure of power in alternating current

bend over one's desk

fú àn

[bend over one's desk] lie down on the table (reading, writing)

foreshadowing

fúbǐ

[a hint foreshadowing later developments in a story, essay, etc.; foreshadowing] article or literature In a work, the hints or hints made in the previous paragraph for the later paragraph

Ambush

fúbīng

[(troops in) ambush] The army lurking before the war

Volga River

fú ěrjiā hé

[the Volga River] The largest river in Europe. Located in the former Soviet Union. It is about 3,690 kilometers long and has a drainage area of ??1.36 million square kilometers. There are many water conservancy projects built on the river, including Kuibyshev and Volgograd hydropower stations. Through the Volga-Baltic Canal, Moscow Canal, and Volga-Don Navigation River, the Volga River has been connected with the water system of the European region of the former Soviet Union, and the transportation is convenient

volt tiger

fúhú

[yield tiger] Subduing a tiger is a metaphor for defeating evil forces

Suddenly it was reported that a tiger had subdued the tiger in the world, and tears flew down like a downpour. ―― *** "Die Lianhua·A Reply to Li Shuyi"

Ambush

fújī

(1)

[ambuscade; ambush ]: Use an ambush to suddenly attack the enemy

(2)

[still-hunt]: Sneak attack on the prey, chase the prey quietly, especially without hunting dogs

Undercurrent

fúliú

[ground stream] Water flowing in caves under the ground or in rock cracks, underground water flow

A river flows out of an underground stream, a waterfall Vast ocean. ——Liang Qichao of the Qing Dynasty, "The Collection of Drinking Ice Room·Collected Works"

Funiu Mountain

fúniú shān

[the Funiu Mountians] The western mountain range of Henan Province is the Qinling Mountains The eastern branch runs northwest-southeast and is 400 kilometers long. It is the watershed of Huaihe River and Hanshui River.

The main peak, Laojun Mountain, is 2192 meters high.

Volt

fútè

[volt] The unit of potential difference and electromotive force in the meter-kilogram-second system, which is equal to one Amperes of constant current flow through a wire, and the potential difference between two points of the dissipated power is one watt-hour, which is equivalent to the potential difference between one ampere of current passing through a one ohm resistor across the resistor

Voltmeter

fútèjì

[voltmeter] An instrument (such as a galvanometer) used to measure the potential difference in volts between different points in a circuit

狗天

fútiān

[dog days; hot summer days] refers to the dog days, which are thirty or forty days after the third day after the summer solstice, and are the hottest days of the year When

FU Wei

fúwéi

[lie prostrate on the ground] means lying down on the ground and thinking, a word of respect when speaking from bottom to top

Fu Weiqi’s mother, if you send this woman away now, she will never be taken back again in her old age. ――"New Odes of Jade Terrace·Ancient Poetry Written by Jiao Zhongqing's Wife"

Lying down

fúwò

(1)

[take a prone]: lying down; lying down

(2)

[charge] [referring to dog]: lying down with the head on the front paws

Fuxi

fúxī

[one of the earliest legendary rulers] (2852-2738 B.C.) A figure in ancient Chinese legends. The ancient emperor was Taihao. "Baihu Tongkao": "What are the three emperors? Fuxi, Shennong, and Suiren." Note: Fu Xi, also known as "Fu Xi", "Huang Xi", "Mi Xi", and "Bao Xi". Feng surname. Have winning virtue. He painted eight seals at the beginning, made letters and deeds, and taught people about tenancy, fishing, and animal husbandry. Du Chen. According to legend, he reigned for 115 years, passed down fifteen generations, and lasted for 1,260 years

FUZHU

fúzhū

[be executed]

admit one's guilt

fúzuì

[admit one's guilty] originally refers to receiving the punishment that one deserves; now it refers to admitting one's crime

fú ㄈㄨˊ

(1)

Lying down, face down, body bent forward: ~ lying down. ~Reading at the desk.

(2)

Go down: one rises and the other comes~.

(3)