When introducing Huang's surname, you can use the word splitting method. Yellow characters belong to the upper, middle and lower structure and are divided into three parts: * * * and "eight". Although the upper and lower parts of yellow characters are non-word-forming parts and have no pronunciation, we can introduce them by grasping the most typical feature of their fonts, that is, the "grass" prefix in the upper part. In some areas, because the pronunciations of Huang and Wang are similar, in order to distinguish them, people take out the upper part of "Huang" and label it as "Cao", which helps to distinguish and remember.
The origin of Huang surname can be traced back to ancient times, and there are many sources. Boyi, who was in the Yellow Emperor's time, was named Won's because he helped Yu to control water. Among his descendants is Huang, who established Huang State in Huangchuan, Henan Province in the late Shang Dynasty and early Zhou Dynasty. After the national subjugation, the descendants of the Huang family took the country name as their surname, which was an important source of the Huang family. In history, people named Huang participated in the great ethnic integration many times, and some people moved to various places for reasons such as taking office and taking refuge, which made Huang widely distributed all over the country.