吴Wú
A one-syllable surname that is easy to separate from a two-character given name in pinyin.
A historical connection
Wu Daozi is remembered as a Tang painter. His traditional surname is written 吳, simplified 吴; the shared surname does not imply kinship.
The named reference here is Wu Daozi. It gives a point of entry into history; it cannot establish the origin or genealogy of everyone who writes this surname.
What to check in your own name
Say the whole name aloud, including its surname/given-name boundary. Check the surname’s tone and whether the next syllable begins comfortably. If your family already uses a Chinese surname, use its own documented written form and reading instead of replacing it with an attractive historical story.
These combinations are exploration examples. Only the linked dossier’s original surname pairing has its specific editorial note; a changed surname needs fluent-speaker review.
Sources & limits
Sources support the specific facts cited above. An editorial name interpretation is not an ancient quotation or proof of family ancestry.