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Now an ardent advocate of natural feet, she often tells of her trials as a pioneer of the movement in Fuhkien province. "That I have the distinction of being the first girl who did not have her feet bound, is due to no effort of mine, " she says, "for the neighbour women used to say, 'Rather a nice girl, but those feet!' 'Rather a bright girl, but those feet, ' and 'Those feet, ' 'Those feet' was all I heard, until I was ashamed to be seem." ...

Excerpt from Notable Women of Modern ChinaI have therefore told the stories Of the women concerning whose work I have been able to Obtain definite information, believing that they fairly represent the educated women of China who, wherever their education has been received, and in whatever sphere it is being used, are ably and bravely playing an important part in the moulding Of the great new China.For much of the material for these sketches I ...

Excerpt from The Education of Women in ChinaOf all the remarkable changes which have taken place in China within the last decade, none is more significant than the change of attitude toward the education of women. Active interest and even enthusi asm have taken the place of the indifference or disapproval of the past centuries. China is coming to recognize that if she is to be gen uinely strong, in the new era of her history upon which she is ...

Excerpt from Women Workers of the OrientFor the first time in its history, the Central Com mittee on the United Study of Foreign Missions is sending out a text-book into the midst of a nation at war. The book for 1918 is the first of the series to make an appeal for the attention of women whose sons and husbands are on battlefields and in training camps, whose minds and hearts are full to overflow ing with the thoughts of what is going on over...

Excerpt from The Education of Women in Japan The eyes of the Western world arc to-day turned toward the countries of the Far East as never before. The startlingly rapid changes which have occurred within the last few years have brought thoughtful people everywhere to a realization of the fact that the great awakened nations of the Orient will play a by no means unimportant part in determining the trend of events in the twentieth century, and ...

Excerpt from Comrades in Service "What are you going to do with the gift of life?" We to whom this gift is still a new and untried thing are standing eager-eyed before this challenging question. What are we going to do with it? A few of us perhaps are replying, "I shall give my life to healing - or to teaching - or to farming - or to social service - or to business - or to the ministry - or to home-making." Most of us, however, cannot yet ans...

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This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Though we have made best efforts - the books may have occasional errors that do not impede the reading experience. We believe this work is culturally important and have elected to bring the book back into print as part of our cont...