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The Communist Party of China and the Liberation of the Chinese Women——Speech at Sino-German Seminar on the Women's Status and Roles in the New Era

FengDeyu, YanMoufeng

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Today, the female statesperson, experts and scholars of China and Germany happily gather here to exchange views in depth on women's rights, women's participation in deliberation and administration of state affairs, women's status and role in the economic and social development, women's liberation,

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Today, the female statesperson, experts and scholars of China and Germany happily gather here to exchange views in depth on women's rights, women's participation in deliberation and administration of state affairs, women's status and role in the economic and social development, women's liberation,

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Today, the female statesperson, experts and scholars of China and Germany happily gather here to exchange views in depth on women's rights, women's participation in deliberation and administration of state affairs, women's status and role in the economic and social development, women's liberation,

Key concepts: China, Communism, German, Deliberation, Women's Liberation, Political science, Administration (probate law), State (computer science)

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