Jīngchéng / Ching-ch'eng
The source has an entry titled “Jingcheng surname” and places it under “Chinese Hundred Family Surnames.” Thus, within this source, “Jingcheng” is discussed as a surname; the source does not state its ethnic affiliation, current population, or whether the same form occurs as a surname in other countries.
Jingcheng is a compound surname. The Liezi, "Questions of Tang," records: “The neighbor, the widow of the Jingcheng family, had a posthumous son who, after losing his baby teeth, went to help.”
Reference: 京城（汉语词汇，汉字文化圈中对国都的称呼）_百度百科
The source states that the Yugong Yishan passage of the Liezi contains “one son of the Jingcheng clan.” This confirms only that the webpage supplies this documentary lead; it gives no edition, verification against the primary text, or further account of the surname’s origin, so no genealogy or historical identity should be inferred from it.
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