What is the origin of Sambo Plum?

Li is a descendant of Gao Zu Li Yuan and Teng Wangyuanying. Wu Chuan San Bai Li Kaiji's grandmother entered Guangdong from Fujian, and her descendants have exceeded 300,000. Li Xiucheng is currently the president of Nanjing Sanbai Lee Historical and Cultural Research Association. Nanjing Lee Ancestral Hall was built in memory of Li Mu, the ancestor of Lee and the county magistrate of Dashi Shilong (now Huazhou). It is located in Qianqiuling, one of the eight scenic spots in Huazhou, "Qianqiuling jathyapple". Built in the 14th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty, it has been more than 630 years since, covering an area of 3 hectares, with a building area of 1 0,240 square meters. This building is magnificent and antique. The fourth grandson, Li Mulu, moved back to Nanjing to settle down, and established the Nanjing Lee Ancestral Hall.

Li was originally named after his official position. Yan Tao, the legendary leader of Dongyi tribe, lived in Qufu, Shandong Province today. When Yao was the leader of the Yanhuang Yi League, Gou Jian took his post and was in charge of criminal law. Later generations followed his official position and changed his surname to Li. Known for its integrity, it continues to be reused by Shun after Yao.

Li Zheng's descendants were officials in Shang Dynasty, dared to remonstrate, offended Shang Zhouwang and died. His wife Qihe and son Li Zhen fled to Houyi Market (now yi river Valley in western Henan), where they hid and lived by eating Mu Zi (plums). So starting from Li Zhen, the surname Li was changed to Li to commemorate Mei who saved Li.

The famous Laozi is said to be Loretta Lee's grandson 1 1. In the Tang Dynasty, Li became the "national surname". In the early Tang Dynasty, the generals who followed Li Yuan and cultivated the world all took Li as their surname, which greatly expanded Li's population. The Tang Dynasty was the heyday of feudal society in China, which lasted for more than 300 years. Li is the noblest, and his population has been greatly developed.

At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Li began to emigrate overseas. During the Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, more Li people moved overseas.