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Xin Rong
Aliases: Chinese Slayer
Continuity: Buffyverse
Series: Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Notability: Minor character
Type: Monster hunter
Occupation: Slayer
Gender: Female
Race: Human
Location: Peking, China
Status: Deceased
Died: June 18th, 1900
First: "Fool for Love"
Actor: Ming Liu

Xin Rong is a fictional monster hunter and a minor character featured on the WB Network television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. She was played by actress Ming Liu and appeared in the seventh episode of season five titled "Fool for Love".

Biography[]

Xin Rong was a young Chinese woman from Peking, China. She was the latest in a long-line of chosen vampire hunters known as a Slayer. Xin Rong was active in China during the late 1800s and early 1900s. Along with her "brothers", she played a role in wiping out vampires during the Boxer Rebellion.

A horde of violent and mishievious vampires known as The Whirlwind came to China during the height of the chaotic uprisings in 1900. One or their number, William the Bloody, aka Spike, fought against Xin Rong inside of a Buddhist temple. Xin fought with her sword and succeeded in seriously injuring William, but the vampire overpowered her, and ultimately killed her. Her final words were, "Tell my mother I'm sorry", to which Spike replied, "Sorry love, I don't speak Chinese". [1]

Notes & Trivia[]

  • Xin Rong used her sword to slash across Spike's face, causing the scar that exists across his left eyebrow.
  • Final fate: Throat ripped out by Spike's fangs.
  • Xin's final words were, "Tell my mother I'm sorry" which she said in Chinese.
  • It is unknown who Xin Rong's predecessor or successor is. In the chronological line of Slayers presented in the series, she is second seen on the TV show after Sineya - the First Slayer.
  • Xin Rong is the second Slayer of Asian descent presented in the entirety of the "Buffyverse" mythos. The first was a Japanese woman named Yuki Makimura, who lived during the 18th century. She is the only Slayer to have also become a vampire.

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See also[]

Buffyverse

Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Angel

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