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  1. shs-conferences.org

    The rising of Chinese women's education promoted Chinese women's participation in society. Figure 7 shows the change of female employment in China. As can be seen from it, the number of women employed was about 170 million in 1978, 290 million in 1990 and 4 SHS Web of Conferences 152, 02001 (2023) SSCHD2022
  2. borgenproject.org

    Women in higher education have higher enrolment levels, accounting for 51.4 percent of total enrollments. About 50 percent of postgraduates in China in 2012 were women.These numbers speak strongly about how far girls' education in China has come. In 1985, only 25 percent of those enrolled in secondary school were female. Now, women's ...
  3. retrospectjournal.com

    Nov 3, 2024Historically, women's education in China was narrowly confined to moral and domestic instruction, with a primary focus on shaping girls into virtuous wives and capable mothers. This tradition dates as far back as the West Zhou Dynasty (770 BC), when a patriarchal social order established strict roles for women. Teachings such as 'Husband as ...
  4. sciencedirect.com

    Apr 1, 2023China has experienced a dramatic and consistent fertility decline since the beginning of the 1970s, which was noted as China's demographic transition (Cai, 2010), and this trend was accelerated by the country's family planning policy. 1 According to the World Bank, the total fertility rate (TFR) dropped from more than six in the 1960s to approximately 2.5 in the late 1970s, then fell below the ...
  5. China then advanced equal education, giving girls the ability to get the education they had missed out on. As a result, the literacy rate increased significantly - rising from less than 30% in the 1940s to 66% in 1978. ... showing the influence that Chinese women are having on legislation and how public pressure can hold the government to ...
  6. cambridge.org

    The considerable increase in educational attainment of Chinese women from virtual complete illiteracy 50 years ago to current levels can be traced systematically for the first time on the basis of the 1982 census of China and a large sample survey of the same year. ... Stewart E. (ed.), Education and Communism in China (Hong Kong: International ...
  7. bera-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com

    Context and implications. Rationale for this study To examine the claim of female education in China being gendered and procedurally yet substantively practised or not; we therefore did a systematic review of the quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-method design studies on female education equity in China between 2009 and 2020.. Why the new findings matter It is not clear whether China's ...
  8. journals.sagepub.com

    China has the largest public education sector in the world, and its school leaders are responsible for leading the teaching of more than 180 million young people 1 and role-modelling what those youth can expect in their future lived experiences as gendered adults. Chinese females have made impressive strides in attaining gender equality goals in recent decades.
  9. womenofchina.cn

    Under the combined efforts of the government and various NGO groups, China's educational fairness in terms of gender has significantly improved. By 2012, the average length of Chinese women's education has increased to 8.6 years. The gender gap between men and women's education averages 0.7 years. Female adult illiteracy rates are at 7.2 ...
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