李逵

李逵 (Lǐ Kuí) is a proper noun referring to a famous character from the classical Chinese novel Water Margin. He is known for his loyalty, strength, and rebellious nature, often depicted as a heroic yet rough figure.

The character 李 (lǐ) is a common surname in China, while 逵 (kuí) originally meant 'a wide road' or 'a place where people gather.' Together, they form the name of this legendary figure, symbolizing a strong and bold personality.

Li Kui is widely recognized in Chinese culture and literature. He appears in many adaptations, including operas, films, and TV series. Learners should note that 李逵 is not used in everyday conversation but is important for understanding Chinese literary history and cultural references.