李弘

Lǐ Hóng
proper noun

Meanings

  1. 1 Li Hong (652–675), Tang crown prince, the eldest son of Wu Zetian by Emperor Gaozong

Examples

HSK 3
Lǐ Hóng shì Tángcháo de yí wèi tàizǐ.
Li Hong was a crown prince of the Tang dynasty.
HSK 6
Lǐ Hóng shì Wǔ Zétiān de zhǎngzǐ, qùshì hòu bèi zhuīfēng wéi huángdì.
Li Hong was Wu Zetian's eldest son, and after his death he was given the title of emperor.

Tips

history
Made crown prince in 656 while still a small child, he died suddenly in 675 at a palace near 洛阳, in his early twenties. People at the time believed his mother had poisoned him; many historians now think he died of an illness, probably tuberculosis. His father, 唐高宗 (Emperor Gaozong), gave him the title 孝敬皇帝 'Emperor Xiaojing', though he never reigned.
mistakes
Sounds exactly like the common name 李红. The prince's name is written with 弘 'great, vast', not 红 'red'.

Stroke Order

李 lǐ
弘 hóng