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Lin Hei'er

1871 – 1900

Chinese rebel during the Boxer Rebellion

ProstituteAcrobatic gymnast
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About Lin Hei'er

Lived 1871 – 1900. Lin Hei'er was a prostitute and acrobatic gymnast.

Lin Hei'er (; 1871 Furious with foreigners because of the death of Li Youchuan, Hei'er joined the rebels of the Yihetuan. Once trained in martial arts, she trained female recruits and founded the Red Lantern Unit of young female soldiers, the name coming from the color of their clothes. With rebel's widows she formed the Blue Lantern Unit and with the old women, the Black Lantern Unit. In addition she formed the Pan Lantern Unit of cooks who were in charge of feeding the rebel troops. She recruited widows, prostitutes, beggars and peasants into her ranks and rejected well-to-do women as useless "lotus feet".

A monument in her honor, the Red Lantern monument, was erected in 1994 near her place of birth.

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Important facts

Born
1871, Tianjin
Birth century
Died
1900
Occupation
Prostitute, acrobatic gymnast
Also known as
Holy Mother of the Yellow Lotus

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Lin Hei'er?

Chinese rebel during the Boxer Rebellion

When was Lin Hei'er born?

Lin Hei'er was born in 1871 in Tianjin.

When did Lin Hei'er die?

Lin Hei'er died in 1900.

What was Lin Hei'er's occupation?

Lin Hei'er was a prostitute and acrobatic gymnast.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Lin Hei'er

· Wikidata: Q8249416

· DBpedia: Lin Hei'er

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