WU
Wu
Wu is a surname of British origin that belongs to the Chinese ethnic group. The surname is thought to have been introduced to the United Kingdom through immigration or intercultural marriages. While the surname Wu is more commonly associated with Chinese culture, its presence in British society reflects the country's diverse and multicultural population.
The Wu surname may have various origins and meanings in Chinese culture, with different characters representing different lineages or regions. In British society, individuals with the surname Wu can be found in various professions and industries, contributing to the cultural and social tapestry of the country.
As with many surnames of foreign origin, the presence of the Wu surname in British society highlights the interconnectedness of global cultures and the diversity that enriches the country's heritage. It serves as a reminder of the long history of migration and cultural exchange that has shaped the population of the United Kingdom.
There are approximately 3,661 people named Wu in the UK. That makes it roughly the 2,525th most common surname in Britain. Around 56 in a million people in Britain are named Wu.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Andrew
- Anson
- Anthony
- Chun
- Daniel
- Gilbert
- Jian
- Keith
- Tsz
- Wai
- Wei
- William
- Xiao
- Yan
- Yu
Female
- Di
- Hui
- Jing
- Li
- Linda
- Ping
- Susan
- Yi
- Ying
- Yuk