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Amy Lyons (Chinese: 李慧琳; pinyin: Lǐ Huìlín) is an Australian media personality and influencer active in China, where she is known as a "wǎng hóng" (网红), which in China means people who are famous on social media.

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rdfs:comment	李慧琳，原名艾米·莱昂斯（英語：Amy Lyons）是活跃在中国大陆的澳大利亚网红，即社交媒体上的名人。她来自悉尼市，是的校友。她说，她对中国的兴趣始于2011年她最后一年的历史课，因为老师对中国非常感兴趣。作为新南威尔士大学国际商科的学生，她在2012年开始学习汉语课程，并且在2014年参加了上海复旦大学为期7个月的学生交流项目。2014年左右，她开始在澳大利亚的一家银行工作，但她并不喜欢。她还担任的啦啦队，曼利海鸟队（Manly Seabirds）的啦啦队长。2015年她参加“汉语桥”汉语比赛，获得了澳大利亚的代表资格。汉语桥的制片人建议她在新浪微博开设账户，于是她便入驻新浪微博，并获得了大约1,000名粉丝。一位中国朋友给她取了中文名，她说这个名字反映了她的个性。 2017年2月，她移居北京，在清华大学学习中文，并开始学习少林功夫。抵达北京后，她决定加强社交媒体活动。2017年，她在中国各社交媒体平台上，共有6.5万粉丝。截至2017年，她最重要的社交媒体平台是。同年，她在Instagram上拥有1,100个粉丝。她在称为“筷子腿”的视频中，获得了更多的社交媒体报道。李慧琳在该视频中说，中国人希望拥有细长腿。截至2017年，该视频的观看次数超过了300万，使之成为其观看次数最多的视频。 (zh) Amy Lyons (Chinese: 李慧琳; pinyin: Lǐ Huìlín) is an Australian media personality and influencer active in China, where she is known as a "wǎng hóng" (网红), which in China means people who are famous on social media. (en)
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has abstract	Amy Lyons (Chinese: 李慧琳; pinyin: Lǐ Huìlín) is an Australian media personality and influencer active in China, where she is known as a "wǎng hóng" (网红), which in China means people who are famous on social media. She originated from the city of Sydney, and is an alumna of the secondary school Pymble Ladies' College. She stated that her interest in China began with a history class she took in her final year there in 2011, as the teacher was highly interested in the country. As an international commerce student at the University of New South Wales, she began taking Mandarin Chinese courses in 2012, in 2014 she took a student exchange period in Shanghai, of seven months, at Fudan University. Around 2014 she began working at a bank in Australia, but disliked it, and she also served as a cheerleader in the Manly Seabirds, the cheerleading team of the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles. In 2015 she entered into the "Chinese Bridge" Chinese language competition and qualified to be the Australian representative. She received about 1,000 followers on Sina Weibo after the Chinese Bridge producers suggested she do so. A Chinese friend gave her a Chinese name, which Lyons said was chosen to reflect her personality. In February 2017 she moved to Beijing to take Chinese courses at Tsinghua University, and she began learning shaolin kung fu. She stated that she decided to extend her social media activities after arriving in Beijing. In 2017, on her Chinese social media platforms she had a total of 65,000 followers. As of 2017 her most prominent social media platform was Miaopai. That year she had 1,100 followers on Instagram. She received increased social media coverage in a video called "Chopstick Legs". Lyons stated that Chinese people are attracted to having long, thin legs. As of 2017 it had over three million views, making it her video with the most views. (en) 李慧琳，原名艾米·莱昂斯（英語：Amy Lyons）是活跃在中国大陆的澳大利亚网红，即社交媒体上的名人。她来自悉尼市，是的校友。她说，她对中国的兴趣始于2011年她最后一年的历史课，因为老师对中国非常感兴趣。作为新南威尔士大学国际商科的学生，她在2012年开始学习汉语课程，并且在2014年参加了上海复旦大学为期7个月的学生交流项目。2014年左右，她开始在澳大利亚的一家银行工作，但她并不喜欢。她还担任的啦啦队，曼利海鸟队（Manly Seabirds）的啦啦队长。2015年她参加“汉语桥”汉语比赛，获得了澳大利亚的代表资格。汉语桥的制片人建议她在新浪微博开设账户，于是她便入驻新浪微博，并获得了大约1,000名粉丝。一位中国朋友给她取了中文名，她说这个名字反映了她的个性。 2017年2月，她移居北京，在清华大学学习中文，并开始学习少林功夫。抵达北京后，她决定加强社交媒体活动。2017年，她在中国各社交媒体平台上，共有6.5万粉丝。截至2017年，她最重要的社交媒体平台是。同年，她在Instagram上拥有1,100个粉丝。她在称为“筷子腿”的视频中，获得了更多的社交媒体报道。李慧琳在该视频中说，中国人希望拥有细长腿。截至2017年，该视频的观看次数超过了300万，使之成为其观看次数最多的视频。 (zh)
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