Shanghai banker of the Republican era who chaired the 浙江实业银行 (Zhejiang Industrial Bank) and, from 1928, the Bank of China. The name is common, so most people called Li Ming are someone else.
Li Ming was an important figure in Shanghai's financial world during the Republican era.
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铭 ('inscription; to engrave in memory') gives the given name a classical feel: compare the idiom 刻骨铭心 ('engraved on bone, inscribed on the heart'). 李 is the second most common surname in mainland China.