李铁

李群 Lǐqún

Li Qun (common Chinese name); notably Li Qun (b. 1962), former Party Secretary of Qingdao and current head of the National Cultural Heritage Administration / also the Chinese mathematical term for 'Lie group' (named after Norwegian mathematician Sophus Lie)

李明 Lǐmíng #39,546

Li Ming (b. 1971), retired Chinese footballer who captained the national team and played in the 2002 World Cup / also an extremely common generic Chinese name used like 'John Smith' in textbook examples

李辉 Lǐhuī

Li Hui (common Chinese name) / notable bearers include Chinese diplomat Li Hui (b. 1953), former ambassador to Russia and China's special envoy for Eurasian affairs during the Russia-Ukraine war

李大钊 LǐDàzhāo

Li Dazhao (1889-1927), early Chinese Marxist thinker, co-founder of the Chinese Communist Party, executed by warlord Zhang Zuolin

李丹 Lǐdān

Li Dan (b. 1985), Chinese stand-up comedian, TV producer, and former chief content officer of Xiaoguo Culture (笑果文化); host of 《吐槽大会》 and 《脱口秀大会》

李磊 LǐLěi

Li Lei (extremely common Chinese male name); Li Lei, the main boy character in the classic PEP English-language textbooks used in Chinese middle schools

李铭 LǐMíng

Li Ming (common Chinese male name); Li Ming (1887-1966), banker and head of the Zhejiang Industrial Bank in Republican-era Shanghai

李伟 Lǐwěi

Li Wei (very common Chinese name) / shared by numerous Chinese officials, athletes and scholars; often cited as a generic placeholder name like 'John Doe'

李响 LǐXiǎng

Li Xiang (b. 1982, mainland Chinese TV host and actor, known for Hunan TV variety shows) / a common Chinese personal name (李 surname + 响 'resounding')

李涛 Lǐtāo

Li Tao (common Chinese name) / bearers include Song-dynasty historian Li Tao (1115-1184), compiler of 《续资治通鉴长编》, plus many contemporary officials, scholars and athletes