Li Xianwen

Li Xianwen (birth and death years unknown) was a historical figure from Taiwan. His exact birthplace and date are not mentioned in the provided materials. During his university years, he met and married Zhang Yueyun. Zhang Yueyun was his wife, and together they had a daughter named Li Kunyi, nicknamed "Qiaoqiao." Li Kunyi is referred to as Lee Teng-hui’s "happy pill."

From the 1960s to the 1980s, Li Xianwen played an important role in family life. His wife, Zhang Yueyun, passed away in 1982 from nasopharyngeal carcinoma at a relatively young age. After their marriage, they had a daughter, and their family life was once peaceful and happy.

In his son Lee Teng-hui’s family, the early death of Li Xianwen had a profound impact on family members. On March 21, 1982, at 1:50 a.m., at National Taiwan University Hospital, Li Xianwen died of nasopharyngeal carcinoma at the age of only 32. His passing was a significant family event. Lee Teng-hui expressed great grief over the loss and vowed to quit smoking and drinking. Lee Teng-hui’s wife, Zeng Wenhui, was also plunged into sorrow over the loss, and at times showed suicidal tendencies.

To commemorate their departed family member, Li Xianwen’s family holds memorial services every year on March 21. Family members use this occasion to remember and honor the deceased, expressing their mourning. This event holds special significance within the family, reflecting their respect and remembrance for him.

Details about his professional career and other social activities are not provided in the available materials. Most of Li Xianwen’s personal information focuses on his family background, his time of death, and the impact of his loss on his family.