After the fall of the late Qing Dynasty, the abdication of the late Emperor Puyi, and the establishment of the Republic of China, the prominent nobles of the Eight Banners changed their surnames one after another. The surnames they were once proud of became a black hat that the nobles could not shake off. There were no more bannermen in the world.
The Fucha family was one of the eight major surnames of the Manchu Qing Dynasty. It had produced a filial empress and countless famous ministers, but Fucha Hengye was the most noble Zhenghuang Banner. He had just stepped down from his high position and announced that he wholeheartedly supported the reform and cut off contact with the Qing Dynasty. From then on, he changed his surname to "Fu". The Fujin Yehenala family was the clan sister of the Empress Dowager Cixi, but also changed her surname to "Ye".