营

Origin & History

The surname 营 is derived from the ancient Chinese concept of 'camp' or 'encampment', reflecting its historical roots in military and strategic contexts. It is also associated with the term 'military camp' and has been used as a surname for families involved in military or strategic roles throughout Chinese history.

Meaning & Notes

The character 营 originally refers to a military camp or a place of temporary shelter. As a surname, it embodies the essence of strategy, defense, and organization. It is also linked to the idea of a 'camp' in a broader sense, such relevant to business or community gathering.

Famous People

• Ying Chang Komon (Ying) - Business magnate and philanthropist
• Ying Shao - Ancient Chinese philosopher and scholar
• Ying Yicheng - Contemporary Chinese writer and scholar

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