Li Yuanyuan 100 words.

"Li" is one of the five surnames in China. In the late Yin Dynasty, there was a nobleman named Loretta Lee. In order to escape the persecution of Zhou Wang, he fled with his mother and went to a place where he hid under a plum tree and ate plums to satisfy his hunger. He was unforgettable all his life, so he changed his surname to Li Yong, the eleventh grandson of Loretta Lee, and called him Lao Zi. Laozi was a thinker and was later honored as the ancestor of Taoism. In the Tang Dynasty, he was the surname of the emperor. Li is the 1 surname in the contemporary world and the second largest surname in contemporary China. On April 24th, 2007, the population was 92.074 million, accounting for 7. 19% of the total population in China.