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Luo Meizhen
Luo Meizhen (July 9, 1885? – June 4, 2013〔or maybe June 4: http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1297022/uygur-alimihan-seyiti-age-127-may-set-record-oldest-person-alive〕) was a Chinese claimant for the world's oldest person. Her claim was supported by a report from the China Gerontological Society, but the claim has not yet gained widespread acceptance beyond China. She was one of the Yao people and lived in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region (GZAR), in a small village in Bama county known for the longevity of many of its residents, including a 106-year-old woman and 113-year-old man (in 2011). She lived in a shed with her 63-year-old grandson and his son. She was described as a nice, but stubborn woman with a strong character.〔(Xinhua.Net (2012) More female than male centenarians on Chinese mainland (English.news.cn) 26 December ) (Accessed June 2013)〕〔(Xinhua.Net (2010) 125-year-old Chinese woman tops nationwide oldest people ranking (English.news.cn) 28 October ) (Accessed June 2013)〕〔(Shan Juan (2010) 125-year-old tops the longest living Chinese list, ''China Daily'', 17 October )(Accessed June 2013)〕〔(Weller, Chris (2013) China’s Luo Meizhen, World’s Oldest Woman, Dies At 127; Guinness Has Yet To Verify Record: Luo Meizhen has died at the reported age of 127, making her the oldest person in recorded history. ''Medical Daily'', 12th June ) (Accessed June 2013)〕〔(Henderson, Barney (ed) (2013) "Chinese woman, aged 127', dies", ''The Telegraph'', 11 June ) (Accessed June 2013)〕
Luo died of natural causes at the alleged age of 127 on June 4, 2013;〔()〕〔()〕 her lifespan is unverifiable due to insufficient documentation.
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