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cries of pain and tears of agony going unheard and unseen. The second phase of the social law of corporal punishment (ciji xingfa) is matchmaking that regards women’s own feelings as irrelevant. Wedded to strangers without any consideration for their feelings and wishes. When the promised husband dies before the marriage, the woman is forced to remain “widowed.” Let us not even talk about the servant girls, whose labor is enslaved and whose bodies are bought and sold like cows, horses, pigs, and chickens!
482:(English: Mutual Love Society). Gong Ai Hui, an anarchic, anti-Qing sisterhood for female Chinese students in Japan, was the first organization of its kind. According to its mission statement, Gong Ai Hui aimed “to improve the status of China’s two hundred million women and to recuperate their natural rights, so that all women, imbued with concern for the nation, will be able to fulfill their responsibilities as citizens.” Alongside friends and fellow revolutionaries 2912: 2900: 2922: 429:
Chen Xiefen’s many editorials, wherein she expressed the newspaper’s feminist and progressive stance, include “Lun quan zhi chanzu zhi guanxi” (English: “An exhortation to cease footbinding”); “Yao you aiguo de xin” (English: “We must have patriotic minds”); “Buyao guoyu zhuangshi” (English: “Do not
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Chen Xiefen continued her studies, transferring to Yokohama Public School for Christian Women, until meeting and marrying a Sichuan man named Yang Jun. Soon after marrying, she and her husband left Japan to study abroad in the United States. Following her return to China in 1911, Chen Xiefen joined
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The many connections she formed through her editorial and activist work proved especially valuable during moments of hardship. Shortly after arriving in Tokyo, Chen Xiefen's father arranged for her entrance into a forced concubinage. With the support of Chinese female students in Tokyo and Qiu Jin,
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Chen Xiefen detailed the ways in which class informed the unjust treatment of women in traditional Chinese society. The female body is classified as “the crippled sex,” both in its physical disfigurement (“bound feet” and “pierced ears”) and in its eternal state of submission. “Duli pian” expressed
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Practices such as piercing the female ears for inserting metal earrings, and binding the female feet for marking the crippled sex, are manifestations of the elementary phase of the social law of corporal punishment (chuji xingfa). Those who refuse to be punished will be forced into submission, with
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Chen Xiefen considered bodily awareness an emancipatory force. She articulated the need for greater autonomy over one’s body while urging women to establish their own definition of beauty. Aware of Chinese women’s internalization of mutilation as an acceptable societal value, Chen Xiefen wished to
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Chen Xiefen’s belief that “the essence of independence (for women) 
 is the absence of interference and financial support from their male counterparts.” Once achieved, Chen Xiefen maintained that “there will be nothing women cannot study and no right that women cannot regain.”
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transform the precepts instilled in women from birth; solely unbinding one’s feet or removing one’s piercings would not be enough. Chen Xiefen's advocacy for the internal realization of female emancipation was a stance not commonly assumed by other reformers of her period.
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From today on, I want the pitiable worms who are my two million fellow womenfolk to change this situation themselves through becoming aware of it, and I want them to urge others to change it. People have to realize that without physical culture, there can be no
422:) focused primarily on the promotion of women's education and rights. The paper originally served as an advocacy journal, with the advancement of women's rights, education and the abolition of foot binding at its core. However, following its independence from 505:
the Shenzhou NĂŒjie Xiejishe (English: Association of Chinese Women). The organization advocated for women’s suffrage through a lens of nationalism and reform. Little else is known of Chen Xiefen’s political and professional activities after 1911.
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was banned by the Qing government for its expression of anti-Qing sentiments. Fearful of government retribution, Chen Xiefen, her younger sister Chen Xinfang, and Chen Fan escaped to Tokyo, Japan where Chen Xiefen would resume the publication of
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Published in 1903, “Lun nĂŒzi yi jiang tiyu,” an editorial arguing the connection between physical culture and emancipation, was the first of its kind written by a Chinese woman. The article’s core message can be expressed through the following
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was forced to cease operations due to government censorship. It would successfully return to publication on May 8, 1902. The issues spanning May 1902 to October 1903 are the only installments of
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which endorsed revolutionary activity, had an especially progressive and radical minded curriculum for the time. In early 1903, Chen Xiefen would form her own girls' school in
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in October 1902, its content diversified greatly. Its monthly issues began to feature "essays, speeches, letters, recent women's history, translated articles and poetry."
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In Japan, Chen Xiefen remained a student, studying at Tokyo's Huazu Xuexiao (English: Chinese School), while acting as president of the student-run women's organization
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launched in the same year, during which reformers became especially interested in the topic of women’s education. It was distributed to major cities, including
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overdo it with adornment”); “Duli pian” (English: "On independence"); and “Lun nĂŒzi yi jiang tiyu” (English: “Women need to discuss physical exercise”).
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era, is regarded as one of the first progressive Chinese women to utilize the press to further women’s rights. From 1899 to 1903, Chen published
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Xiaohong, Xia (2018). "Western Heroines in Late Qing Women's Journals: Meiji-Era Writings on "Women's Self-Help" in China".
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family and was the oldest daughter of her household. Her father, Chen Fan (1860 – 1913), a demoted county
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Between the years 1901 and 1902, Chen Xiefen aided her father and fellow reformists, including
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at the end of the 19th century. Upon settling in Shanghai, Chen Fan purchased and reformed the
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and economic independence. After her magazine was banned in 1903, Chen Xiefen emigrated to
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with her father’s encouragement and assistance. During her initial years of working at
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was offered for sale as a distinct publication. This shift can be attributed to the
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Under her new pseudonym, Chen Xiefen continued to communicate anti-Qing sentiment.
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was a progressive, anti-Qing publication with radical intellectual
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revolutionary circles until her fall from the public eye in 1911.
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In 1905, Chen Xiefen joined politician and revolutionary
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was read by both men and women alike. In October 1902,
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Timeline of women's legal rights (other than voting)
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