1, Feng (Feng or Fan) usually appears in people's names. In the eyes of westerners, a person with a surname of Feng must be a descendant of a noble, especially in the surname of a German or an Austrian. In ancient times, famous German families had no surnames. Because there are too many people with the same name and surname, Feng is added after the name, and the place of birth, XXX of noble family, is added to distinguish another person with the same name and surname. /kloc-After the 0/7th century, Feng became a part of the noble name and a special symbol of noble birth.
2. The Howard family are both Duke of Norfolk, a British aristocrat, and john howard, Earl of arundel, was awarded the first Duke of Norfolk in 1485. Since then, Howard changed his surname, and his son Thomas was also named Howard. During the reign of henry vii and Henry VIII, he was a noble family, the second generation Duke of Norfolk.
3. "Virtue" is a symbol of French aristocrats or ancient families. For example, the famous French fable poet Jean de La Fontaine was born in a noble family. "Tang" (translated as Tang) is a symbol of Spanish aristocratic surnames, such as Don Juan, the hero in Byron's Don Juan.