Gu Family History 古家史
Taiwan 台灣
清代移民：從1721年（康熙六十年）開始，廣東（特別是五華）、福建（泉州）的家庭定居在下水港等港口和龍潭坡等地區，後來擴展到台北和台東。
Qing Dynasty Migration: Starting from 1721 (60th year of the Kangxi reign), families from Guangdong (particularly Wuhua) and Fujian (Quanzhou) settled in ports like Xiashuigang and areas such as Longtanpo, later spreading to Taipei and Taitung.
客家文化被譽為中國古代文化的活化石。客家話則被譽為唐宋時期中原地區中國古代文化的活化石。
Hakka culture is known as the living fossil of ancient Chinese culture. The Hakka language is called the living fossil of ancient Chinese in the Central Plains of the Tang and Song Dynasties.
台灣有超過3萬人姓顧（也拼作Ku或Koo）
Over 30,000 people with the surname Gu (also spelled Ku or Koo) live in Taiwan
古姓族人主要分佈於桃園、新竹、苗栗、台中等地，且多採聚族而居的形式。其遷台歷史主要始於清朝康熙年間（如1707年、1721年），先祖多來自廣東省（特別是梅縣、五華、蕉嶺等客家聚居區），約佔台古氏祖籍的90%.
People with the Gu surname are mainly distributed in Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Miaoli, Taichung and other places, and they mostly live in clusters. The history of their migration to Taiwan mainly started during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty (such as 1707 and 1721). Most of their ancestors came from Guangdong Province (especially Hakka areas such as Meixian, Wuhua, and Jiaoling), accounting for about 90% of the ancestral origins of the Taigu family.