Qian's surname can be traced back to Peng Zu, the seventh grandson of the Yellow Emperor. The 880-year-old birthday girl named Shi Chuanshou, whose real name was _ Keng, was later appreciated by Yao and was sealed in and became the ancestor of Peng.

"Hundred Family Names" is one of the enlightenment books for children in ancient China, which has been spread to this day and has a wide influence. Among hundreds of surnames, Zhao ranks first, because this book was written in the early Northern Song Dynasty, and Zhao is the surname of the emperor, so it ranks first. The second place is Qian, not the most popular name. According to the census, Qian's population is more than 2.5 million, ranking around 90.