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Development and Significance of the Female's Education in Sichuan at the End of Qing Dynasty

Xiaohua Zhao

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Originating from Peking at the end of Qing Dynasty and under the push of the knowledgeable persons and the support of Qing Dynasty' s education system reform, the female' s education of Sichuan developed to the third in the scale in China at that time, which greatly promoted the women' s liberation and the extension of their visual range in Sichua, and advanced the change of the current local customs.

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Originating from Peking at the end of Qing Dynasty and under the push of the knowledgeable persons and the support of Qing Dynasty' s education system reform, the female' s education of Sichuan developed to the third in the scale in China at that time, which greatly promoted the women' s liberation and the extension of their visual range in Sichua, and advanced the change of the current local customs.

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Originating from Peking at the end of Qing Dynasty and under the push of the knowledgeable persons and the support of Qing Dynasty' s education system reform, the female' s education of Sichuan developed to the third in the scale in China at that time, which greatly promoted the women' s liberation and the extension of their visual range in Sichua, and advanced the change of the current local customs.

Key concepts: China, Extension (predicate logic), History, Ancient history, Political science, Gender studies, Economic history, Sociology

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