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{{nihongo|'''Pān Yù-Líng'''|潘 玉玲|Han Gyokurei}} (''c.v.'' [[Aya Hisakawa]]) | {{nihongo|'''Pān Yù-Líng'''|潘 玉玲|Han Gyokurei}} (''c.v.'' [[Aya Hisakawa]]) | ||
:[[Pān Guāng-Lín]]'s sister and [[Kenshirō Kasumi]]'s girlfriend (and later, wife). She first met Kenshirō after he was badly beaten and she nursed him back to health. She also appears to be some sort of [[Jesus|Christian]]. Her adopted father promised her to [[Máng Kuáng-Yún]] as payment. But Yù-Líng was already in love with Kenshiro, and a jealous Kuáng-Yún erased her memory and left her with a nomadic warlord in Northern China. She became the horse bandit leader '''Lǐ Xiù-Bǎo''' (李 秀寶'', Ri Shūhō''), fighting small guerilla battles against the [[wikipedia:Imperial Japanese Army|Imperial Japanese Army]], gaining a sense of hatred against the Japanese. She also learned some [[wikipedia:Northern Praying Mantis (martial art)|Praying Mantis]] martial art. She eventually regains her memories in Shanghai after meeting Kenshiro again, and soon marries him. After Guāng-Lín was crippled in a failed assassination attempt, she succeeds her brother as leader of the Qīng Bāng. | :[[Pān Guāng-Lín]]'s sister and [[Kenshirō Kasumi]]'s girlfriend (and later, wife). She first met Kenshirō after he was badly beaten and she nursed him back to health. She also appears to be some sort of [[Jesus|Christian]]. Her adopted father promised her to [[Máng Kuáng-Yún]] as payment. But Yù-Líng was already in love with Kenshiro, and a jealous Kuáng-Yún erased her memory and left her with a nomadic warlord in Northern China. She became the horse bandit leader '''Lǐ Xiù-Bǎo''' (李 秀寶'', Ri Shūhō''), fighting small guerilla battles against the [[wikipedia:Imperial Japanese Army|Imperial Japanese Army]], gaining a sense of hatred against the Japanese. She also learned some [[wikipedia:Northern Praying Mantis (martial art)|Praying Mantis]] martial art. She eventually regains her memories in Shanghai after meeting Kenshiro again, and soon marries him. After Guāng-Lín was crippled in a failed assassination attempt, she succeeds her brother as leader of the Qīng Bāng. | ||
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Revision as of 18:51, 13 March 2011
Pān Yù-Líng (潘 玉玲 Han Gyokurei) (c.v. Aya Hisakawa)
- Pān Guāng-Lín's sister and Kenshirō Kasumi's girlfriend (and later, wife). She first met Kenshirō after he was badly beaten and she nursed him back to health. She also appears to be some sort of Christian. Her adopted father promised her to Máng Kuáng-Yún as payment. But Yù-Líng was already in love with Kenshiro, and a jealous Kuáng-Yún erased her memory and left her with a nomadic warlord in Northern China. She became the horse bandit leader Lǐ Xiù-Bǎo (李 秀寶, Ri Shūhō), fighting small guerilla battles against the Imperial Japanese Army, gaining a sense of hatred against the Japanese. She also learned some Praying Mantis martial art. She eventually regains her memories in Shanghai after meeting Kenshiro again, and soon marries him. After Guāng-Lín was crippled in a failed assassination attempt, she succeeds her brother as leader of the Qīng Bāng.
Li Xiu Bão