Li doesn't look like Han nationality. Today, his mother looks very China ... Is she half-blood?

All Han people are descendants of cross-ethnic marriage. All ethnic groups in China intermarry with each other. It's just a matter of proportion. The Han nationality was formed by the long-term intermarriage between Huaxia and other nationalities. Xianbei's entry into Han was a historic national integration. Xianbei people are conference semifinals, and Li may be of Xianbei descent. The northern Han nationality is of northern minority descent, for example, Shandong people and Northeast people are of Dongyi descent. The southern Han nationality, especially the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong, is descended from Baiyue. Li's ancestors should be northerners or have northern consorts.

Objectively speaking, there is not much difference in appearance between Han people and other nationalities (except pure Russians with blond hair and blue eyes). On the other hand, racial division is not entirely based on descent. Cultural identity is the main thing. When the Han converted to Islam, he broke away from the Han nationality. Become a Muslim in China-Hui nationality. Of course, not all Hui people are Muslims. Persian Hui people (old Hui people) are mainly distributed in parts of Fujian and Guangdong, and believe in many religions. Semu people (new Muslims) are almost all Muslims.