The surname Li comes from the surname Ying, and his blood ancestor is Gaotao, the leader of the Dongyi tribe (one is Jiu Yao, with the surname Yan or Ying). Gaotao was once appointed as Shun's Dali (the official in charge of criminal law) , so the Guanming family was named the Li family (the ancient characters for "Li" and "Li" are similar?), first the Li family, and then the Li family. The ancestor who got the surname was Li Li, and Li Er was Shiyi.
Li Pinyin: lǐ
Interpretation:
1. A small deciduous tree. The fruit is called "plum". It is yellow or purple when ripe and is edible: Li Dai Tao Jian (originally "peach" and "li" were used to describe brothers who love and help each other in times of adversity, but later it was used as a metaphor for taking each other's place or suffering for others). Return a favor in return. Li Xia is not upright (meaning to avoid unnecessary suspicion). The peach and plum trees do not speak, but they make their own mistakes (it is said that as long as a person is loyal and upright, he will surely impress others).
2. Surname.
3. It is the same as "Li" in ancient times, and is the name of an ancient judge. Extended information
Chinese character strokes:
Related words:
1. Li Zhui [lǐ zhuī]?
The appearance of Li Shizhe in the Northern Wei Dynasty Number.
2. Li Xian [lǐ xiān]?
Refers to Li Ying of the Han Dynasty.
3. Li Si [lǐ sì]?
A hypothetical name, often used together with Zhang San and Wang Wu to refer to an unspecified person, often used in ridicule or generalization; Li Shi Li is a common surname in China and has been so since ancient times. Among the hundreds of surnames, Li ranked fourth at that time and was commonly known as Li Si.
4. Li Shen [lǐ shēn]?
Li Shen: a poet of the Tang Dynasty. His courtesy name is Gongchui, his ancestral home is Qiao County, Bozhou (now Bozhou City, Anhui), and later moved to Wuxi (now Jiangsu).
5. Li Kui [lǐ kuí]?
One of the heroes of Liangshanbo in "Water Margin", nicknamed "Black Whirlwind", has the simple and rough qualities of farmers, and is very rebellious. Strong, loyal to just causes and friends, but impatient.
6. Li Hui [lǐ huì]?
In ancient times, women drank plum juice and wine on the beginning of summer, which was called "Li Hui".