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A Reforming Period and Women Liberation——On Women Liberation during the New Cultural Movement

Wei Guan

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The New Cultural Movement was an reforming period in modern Chinese history.Women liberation was one part of the reforms.Some intellectuals brought forward democracy and science,then proposed to pay attention to women liberation so as to renew social culture,which had great influence on Chinese social reforms and development.

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The New Cultural Movement was an reforming period in modern Chinese history.Women liberation was one part of the reforms.Some intellectuals brought forward democracy and science,then proposed to pay attention to women liberation so as to renew social culture,which had great influence on Chinese social reforms and development.

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The New Cultural Movement was an reforming period in modern Chinese history.Women liberation was one part of the reforms.Some intellectuals brought forward democracy and science,then proposed to pay attention to women liberation so as to renew social culture,which had great influence on Chinese social reforms and development.

Key concepts: Liberation movement, Women's Liberation, Period (music), Liberation, Democracy, Political science, Movement (music), Gender studies

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