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Li An is a unique compound name that combines Hebrew and Chinese languages, representing a fascinating meeting between two ancient cultures. The first part "Li" (李) is one of the most common surnames in China, carrying the meaning of "plum" or "plum tree", a symbol of nobility, beauty, and resilience in the face of adversity. In Chinese culture, the plum tree blossoms in winter and symbolizes spiritual strength, perseverance, and beauty that does not surrender to hardships. The second part "An" (安) means "peace", "tranquility" or "security", and is one of the central concepts in Chinese philosophy. The combination of these two elements creates a name with the profound meaning of "noble tranquility" or "the peace of the plum tree". The name Li An has become popular in Israel and the Western world following waves of immigration from China and East Asia, and growing interest in Chinese culture. It reflects a contemporary trend of international names that connect East and West, allowing children to carry a dual-cultural identity. The name suits both boys and girls, and sounds modern, elegant, and easy to pronounce in various languages. In multicultural families, where one parent is of Chinese descent and the other Israeli, the name Li An serves as a perfect bridge between the two cultural heritages. In traditional Chinese culture, names hold enormous importance and are chosen carefully according to Feng Shui principles, Chinese astrology, and belief in the power of words. The name Li An is considered particularly auspicious, as it combines the wood element (through the plum tree) with the energy of tranquility and security. Parents of a child named Li An hope their child will grow to be a balanced, strong, and peaceful person, capable of facing life's challenges with grace and dignity. The name also reflects values of harmony, inner balance, and connection to nature - central values in both Chinese philosophy and Judaism. Today, the name Li An also carries the meaning of cultural openness, respect for diversity, and the ability to connect different worlds, making it a perfect choice for parents seeking a name with deep and universal significance.

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Li An | Lian | Lee Ann

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In Kabbalah, the name Li An combines the energy of the letter Lamed symbolizing learning and heart, with the letter Yod representing the divine spark. The letter Aleph opens the alphabet and symbolizes new beginnings and unity, while the final Nun represents eternity and deep spirituality. The combination creates an energy of inner peace and wisdom.

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Li An Li (Taiwanese actress) | LeAnn Rimes (American singer) | Ang Lee (famous Chinese director)

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