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New Qualities of Women Education in the Late Period of Qing Dynasty

Gu Xiao

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Compared with traditional and men education in the same period, women education with diversified levels and types in the late period of Qing Dynasty had its own distinctive characteristics in internal organization and management. At the beginning stage, women education in the late period of Qing Dynasty was underdeveloped, nonstandard and unbalanced.

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Compared with traditional and men education in the same period, women education with diversified levels and types in the late period of Qing Dynasty had its own distinctive characteristics in internal organization and management. At the beginning stage, women education in the late period of Qing Dynasty was underdeveloped, nonstandard and unbalanced.

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Compared with traditional and men education in the same period, women education with diversified levels and types in the late period of Qing Dynasty had its own distinctive characteristics in internal organization and management. At the beginning stage, women education in the late period of Qing Dynasty was underdeveloped, nonstandard and unbalanced.

Key concepts: Period (music), Ancient history, History, Late period, Gender studies, Political science, Demography, Sociology

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