(1677-1933 lived to be ***256 years old), formerly known as Wang, with a ancestral home in Mudu, which is said to be near Kunshan and Youlian. Later, a historian named Chen She identified it as Xiangyilan Bridge. About the 25th year of Jiaqing in Qing Dynasty (1820), he came to Chenjiachang in Kaixian alone.

Legend has it that he lived for 256 years, was a Chinese medicine scholar in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and was also a world-famous long-lived old man. 100 (1777) was awarded a special prize by the government for his outstanding achievements in traditional Chinese medicine. At the age of 200, he still often went to university to give lectures. During this period, he was interviewed by many western scholars.

Li Qingyun married 23 wives, had 65,438+080 descendants and lived to be 256 years old. We often see people saying 120 and 160 on TV, but it's actually nothing. Li Qingyun lived 256 years ago. He was a vegetarian. He thinks there are three reasons for his health and longevity: first, he has been a vegetarian for a long time; Second, keep your heart calm and cheerful; The third is to use medlar to boil water for tea all the year round.