The Red Lotus Society traces its history well over 2,000 years ago during the era of dynastic imperial China. The first emperor sanctioned the creation of this organization in order to provide himself with a supply of young maidens as a means for the elixir of life. The first empress created the society and used the lotus as its symbol. The lotus symbolizes the fertility of the feminine personality. The empress was given the command and resources to scout beautiful hand maidens from all over China. Succeeding emperors continued to sanction this organization and through the centuries the Red Lotus Society has gone through many changes. The first reforms occurred during the Tang Dynasty in the 7th and 8th centuries C.E. Prior to the Tang Dynasty, Imperial China was isolated and mostly secluded from the rest of the world. With the advent of the Silk Road, China became a center for trade and commerce, creating trade routes to the Middle East, India, and Africa. During this time period foreigners migrated to China via the Silk Road and the Tang Emperors saw the beauty of these women. The Red Lotus Society up to that point, only recruited Chinese women, but now included foreign women, Persian women were especially prized by many emperors. The second series of reforms began in the 19th century, during that era many European enlightenment ideas were being studied in China, which included new forms of sexual depravity. The Marquis De Sade works were highly appreciated by the Red Lotus Society. The Red Lotus Society also researched into Bondage and Domination cultures of both Victorian England and Edo Japan and the organization adapted these ideas into the foundation of the Red Lotus Society. The Manchu Dynasty who were responsible for the downfall of dynastic imperial rule through corruption and gross mismanagement caused the Red Lotus Society to break away from imperial authority. The third series of reforms were caused after the organization were no longer part of the imperial government apparatus. With this schism the organization had to rethink how they operate in order to survive. First, they move their organization from imperial Peking to British controlled Hong Kong. This move was important because the organization realizes the strategic location and importance of Hong Kong as a center of global commerce. Also, during this period membership expanded to include the emerging business class, prior to these reforms only members with royal blood can obtained membership. With birthright no longer a requirement, members can join the society by paying a membership fee. The final series of reforms occurred in modern times, specifically in the early 21st century. The organization became a true global organization, with advent of globalization and the interconnected world. The organization de-centralized and offered franchise rights and licenses for those that are willing to expand the organization’s reach. The re-emergence of China on the global stage and the emergence of a wealthy class of Chinese throughout the world, specifically in North America, the Red Lotus Society is thriving as never before. The mission goal and purpose of the Red Lotus Society is to seek and recruit female slaves to serve their Chinese masters and mistresses. The Red Lotus Society develops and trains these females to become obedient and docile slaves for their owners and members. Members have the right and privilege to use these slaves in any manner they see fit. The slaves are nothing but sex toys for members to use and abuse.