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Li Renji (1919-February 8, 2001[1]) was an aunt of Jibei in Dongshan District, Tainan, Taiwan.
Li Renji was a representative of the previous generation of aunts, serving as a local elder and priest at the Altar of Ali-zu. She serves as a bridge between humans and gods in the beliefs of the Pingpu ethnic group. From the documentary, it is learned that she is not a dignified clergyman in Christianity, nor a revered monk in Buddhism. Aunt Li Renji's language and hobbies are approachable, such as when the people do not listen during festivals, Aunt Li will loudly shout out the Three Character Scriptures, or she always keeps smoking due to uncontrollable addiction.
- ^ 陳俊昇 (2001-02-09). "尪姨李仁記辭世 平埔夜祭失舵手".