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The Lady of Lijiang

Elise Scharten (1876–1965) was a pioneering Dutch missionary who
 translated texts into and out of the language of the Naxi people, a Chinese
 minority group living in the Himalayan foothills of Yunnan province. She was the
 first to translate the Naxi creation story into English, and the only translator
 of a western text into Naxi. Her legacy has, however, been overshadowed by the
 achievements of more prominent Naxiologists. Today, Scharten is almost
 completely unknown. Nevertheless, Scharten’s unique contribution to the
 transmission of cultural knowledge between westerners and the Naxi has been
 preserved in museum and library archives. From these sources we can build a
 clear picture of her importance to the study of this unique people.