Women In China

Let’s go away apart the batshit notion that Mar 8 is the “Day We Celebrate the Women” and rememberwomen are historical past and any historical past that leaves out women is an incomplete story. It’s International Women’s Day and there are sure to be any number of “Notorious/Famous/Badass Women in Chinese historical past” listicles. The problem, as I see it, is that many of the women on these lists are famous in Chinese history for acting like men.

Foreign Women

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Why Are Chinese Women Good Wives For An International Husband?

By the early 21st century, they were the most important workforce within the mills of South China. Historical information, both official and unofficial, present that some historical Chinese females were shrewd businesswomen. Women served as commanders of the armed forces of varied kings and emperors.