Li Shiu Tong
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| - | ''[[That Which Is Hidden]]'' (1939) is a book by [[Robert Hichens]]. | + | '''Li Shiu Tong''' (1907 – 1993) was a Hong Kong medical student, sexologist, and LGBTQ activist in the early twentieth century, known as the companion of German sexologist [[Magnus Hirschfeld]]. |
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| - | The novel opens with the protagonist visiting the tomb of a famed Austrian sex expert, Dr. R. Ellendorf, in a cemetery in Nice. At the tomb, he meets the late doctor's protégé, a Chinese student named Kho Ling. The character of Ling refers to the memory of his mentor at numerous points in the novel. From the description of the settings and the characters, Ellendorf clearly was inspired by Hirschfeld, and Ling by Hirschfeld's last partner and heir, [[Li Shiu Tong]] (Tao Li). | + | |
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Li Shiu Tong (1907 – 1993) was a Hong Kong medical student, sexologist, and LGBTQ activist in the early twentieth century, known as the companion of German sexologist Magnus Hirschfeld.
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