How are the descendants of the Bai family?

The descendants of the Bai family included Bai Zhong, Bai Zeming, Bai Ruiqi, Bai Xiyi, and Madam Bai Guohua. Bai Zhong was Baiqi's son and was granted the title of Taiyuan. His descendants were also from Taiyuan. Bai Zeming was the eldest son of Bai Ruiqi. He rented a western-style building in Nanjing and moved Bai Jingyu's pharmacy to Nanjing. Bai Ruiqi's youngest daughter, Bai Xiyi, was the only surviving branch of the Bai family. Ms. Bai Guohua was the 16th generation descendant of the Bai family and the only descendant of Bai Jingyu's pharmaceutical descendants in Beijing. The specific situation of the other descendants was unknown.

Most of the Bai family's descendants did not have a satisfactory fate. Bai Jingqi's descendants led to the decline of the Bai family because of greed. Among them, Bai Jingye was a hedonist, Bai Zhanyuan only fought for himself, and the other descendants were either selfish or weak and cowardly. None of them could take up the heavy responsibility. Due to the poor living environment, the children of the first branch of the Bai family were far away from the playboy style. They were sensible and empathetic to their parents 'hardships. They were upright and kind, and they did things seriously and strictly. However, the tragic ending of the Bai family's descendants was also deliberately exaggerated by the director. In general, the fate of the Bai family's descendants was influenced by family education and personal choices.

There was no clear information on Bai Chongxi's descendants.

The situation of the descendants of the Qiao family was as follows: The descendants of the Qiao family had achieved remarkable achievements in various fields, demonstrating the prosperity and prosperity of the Qiao family. Qiao Yan and her wife had opened a film and television company in Beijing and were the chief consultant for the TV series " Qiao Family Courtyard." Qiao Ti was the tenth generation of the Qiao family. He was a hero who fought against the Japanese and sacrificed himself in battle. Qiao Jian was Qiao Zhiyong's son. He was once the main player of the basketball team and had won an award in a tennis competition. Qiao Yulin liked to play tennis and had once won a championship in a sports meet. Most of the descendants of the Qiao family were public officials and belonged to the working class. They generally valued education. Although the Qiao Family Compound was no longer inhabited, the descendants of the Qiao Family had achieved brilliant achievements in all walks of life, demonstrating the influence and cultural heritage of the Qiao Family.

Most of the descendants of the Qiao Family Compound were in Beijing now. They were public officials and belonged to the working class. The descendants of the Qiao family were ordinary, but they still valued the traditions and values of the Qiao family. Qiao Yanhe, the ninth-generation successor of the Qiao Family Courtyard, was the representative of the Qiao Family. She had produced the television series " Qiao Family Courtyard " and spread the Qiao Family's business and social principles throughout the country. The descendants of the Qiao Family Courtyard did not inherit the business of the Qiao Family. Instead, they took up other occupations, such as Qiao Yan and the study of Kunqu. Although the descendants of the Qiao Family Courtyard did not have the glory of the past, they still maintained the family tradition and values of the Qiao Family.

The descendants of the Qiao Family Courtyard still existed today. Qiao Yanhe, the seventh-generation descendant of the Qiao Family Compound, was still active in the public eye and was the chief consultant for the television series " Qiao Family Compound." In addition, most of the descendants of the Qiao family were public officials and belonged to the working class. They attached great importance to education. Although the properties of the Qiao Family Courtyard had been confiscated, the descendants of the Qiao Family still lived in Beijing. The descendants of the Qiao Family did not abandon their ancestral beliefs and persistence. Therefore, the descendants of the Qiao Family Courtyard still existed and had made achievements in their respective fields.

The current situation of the descendants of the Qiao family in Shanxi was unknown. The descendants of the Qiao Family Compound were scattered in Beijing and other places as well as overseas, but the specific situation was not mentioned. Qiao Yanhe, a descendant of the Qiao Family Compound, had lived in Beijing for many years. She was a Kunqu opera theater teacher in her seventies, and she still had deep feelings for the Qiao Family Compound. In addition, Qiao Pingsheng, a descendant of the Qiao Family Courtyard, used to work in Baobao, but he did not mention his current situation. The other search results did not provide any specific information about the descendants of the Qiao family. Therefore, I'm not sure about the current situation of the descendants of the Qiao Family in Shanxi.

There were a few recommended novels about the reincarnated descendants 'family cultivation: Family Cultivation: Reincarnation and Longevity, Family Cultivation: I'm the Reincarnation of a First Generation Patriarch, Evergreen, Supreme Immortal Road, Patriarch Take Me to Cultivate, Evergreen Family, Farming Records of Immortal Cultivation Family, Family Immortal Road, Han Immortal Road, and Immortal Cultivation Family. These novels covered the theme of reincarnated descendants 'family cultivation. Some of them had been completed, and some were still in the process of being serialised. The protagonists in these novels led their families to develop and grow in the world of immortal cultivation. They faced all kinds of challenges and difficulties, and through hard work and struggle, they gradually achieved their goals. These novels had rich plots and vivid characters. They were worth reading.

The descendants of the Niu Gulu family were mainly surnamed Lang, Niu, Liu, Zheng, He, Yang, Shao, Fu, Qiu, etc.

The descendants of the Qiao Family Compound left the Qiao Family Compound in 1938 because the Japanese army invaded Qi County and took refuge in Beijing and Tianjin. At present, most of the descendants of the Qiao family lived in Beijing.