Today, 120 years ago, on 9 January 1905 (Calendar 4 December 1904), the Paris Commune heroine Louise Michelle died. Louise Michelle (1830-1905), the famous female heroine and writer of the Paris Commune. Michelle served as a primary teacher. She participated in the uprising of 31 October 1870, 22 January 1871 and the uprising of Montmartre on 18 March. After the founding of the Paris Commune, she led the Association of Women to Defend Paris and Save the Wounded. During the ¡°May Blood Cycle¡± period, she was brave and enemy battles. After the failure of the Commune, she was expelled to the Pacific island of New Caledonia. People called her the ¡°Montmartre Red Girl¡±. After the Great Amnesty in 1880, she returned to political struggle. In 1883,