Discover people named Peggy Tseng

The last name Tseng, of Chinese origin, is primarily associated with the Mandarin pronunciation of the character 曾, which means "once" or "previous." This surname is prevalent in regions of China, particularly in Guangdong province and among the Hakka people, as well as in Taiwan and among overseas Chinese communities. Historically, the Tseng family name can be traced back to the Song Dynasty, where it was linked to notable scholars and officials, reflecting a heritage of education and governance. The name is often associated with characteristics of resilience and intellect, as many of its bearers have been involved in scholarly pursuits or civil service. Variations of the surname can be found in different cultures, such as the Cantonese pronunciation "Cheng" or "Tsang," and in other languages, it may appear as "Zeng." These variations often arise from regional dialects and transliteration differences, showcasing the name's adaptability across cultures while maintaining its historical significance.