文化大革命初期,北京红卫兵五大领袖中有两位女性.一是被称作“老佛爷”的聂元梓,另一个则是北京师范大学的造反派头头谭厚兰。与其他三位造反司令有所不同,谭厚兰在读大学之前有工作经验,是共产党员,造反前正以调干生的身份在北师大读书。她戴一副普通的白框眼镜,身着旧布衫,给人的印象是朴素而有些刻板。不知从何时起,谭厚兰结识了供职于中国科学院哲学 In the early days of the Cultural Revolution, there were two women among the five leaders of the Beijing Red Guards, one being Nie Yuanzi, who was called “Lafayette,” and the other was Tan Houlan, the head of the rebel group at Beijing Normal University. Different from the other three rebel forces, Tan Houlin had work experience prior to entering university and was a member of the Communist Party. Before the rebel reaction, he was studying at Beijing Normal University as a mediator. She wore an ordinary white-rimmed glasses, dressed in an old cloth shirt, gives the impression that simple and somewhat rigid. I do not know since when Tan Houlan got acquainted with the philosophy of Chinese Academy of Sciences