Titlebook: Emerging from the Horizon of History; Modern Chinese Women Yue Meng,Jinhua Dai Book 2023 Peking University Press 2023 Female writers and fe

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Bai Wei: A Survivor of OrdealsAmong second-generation New Literature female writers, Bai Wei was among the small handful who wrote with a female heart, instead of a gender-neutral brain. This may be because her own story plays like a woman’s drama in Chinese modernity.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09085-5cultural changes, must be a moment of endless fascination: silent women who had cowered in the corners of history, as if buried for more than 2000?years, pushed their way out of the yellow earth, and, for the first time in history, rose to step into Chinese history. Of course, the rock-solid crust o

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Jennifer L. Salluzzo MD,Kurt E. Roberts MDfierce thunderstorms of the May Fourth Movement, this land, like a giant jailhouse, dark as iron and stinking with blood, suddenly cracked, and a generation of young women rebels of “Young China” crept out of it to emerge in history. They were so young and so exhilarated, yet at the same time so anx

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Linda P. Zhang M.D.,Scott Q. Nguyen M.D.ebel when she began her literary career in 1923. As soon as she had her short stories published in . (.) and . (.), such as “Journey” (Lüxing), “Kind Mother” (Cimu), “Separation” (Gejue) and “After the Separation” (Gejue zhihou), her bold style of writing swept the readers of the time off their feet

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Eric Donnenfeld,Alanna S. Nattisas fresh, gentle, and crystal clear as the images conjured by the titles of her poetry collections—. (.), . (.), and by her pen name itself, Ice Heart (verbatim in Chinese). Bing Xin has been well-respected by later critics as well, with her top-rank reputation among her female peers in modern Chine

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Eric Donnenfeld,Alanna S. Nattisuished by her emphasis on, and her forte at as well, describing women who play their social gender roles—wives, missuses or .s, mothers, young ladies, mothers-in-law, and daughters-in-law. They may not have a distinct sense of the times like Lu Yin’s Lusha or Ding Ling’s Sophia, who are so close to