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Tan Lin
A member of the Secretariat of the All-China Women's Federation and director of Women's Studies Institute of China (WSIC)
Women's Land-use Rights Better ProtectedMay 22, 2014Relevant authorities are urged to better protect rural women's legal land-use rights, according to a senior government official in charge of...
Liu BohongFormer Deputy Director of Women's Studies Institute of China (WSIC)
Carrying Forward the Spirit of Martyrs, Forging Ahead DauntlesslyApril 21, 2017Yu Xu, one of China's first and arguably best-known female fighter pilots, died in an accident during routine flight training on November 12, 2016.
Li YinheResearcher of Institute of Sociology, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Li Yinhe: America Fails to Elect First Female PresidentNovember 16, 2016There is still a long way to go globally for women fighting for equal treatment in politics.
Sun XiaomeiProfessor of China Women's University
China Urgently Needs Family Life EducationMay 21, 2014Family life education for Chinese students urgently needs enhancing, because it is not only closely linked to the happiness of personal and family...
Yang Lan
A Chinese media proprietor, journalist, and talk show hostess
'Every Woman Is Unique and Complete': Yang LanApril 11, 2016We have our own love, contributions, hard times, anxiety and bitterness. We have our beloved careers and are willing to spare no effort to pursue our ...
Yu DanProfessor of China's Beijing Normal University
Scholar Yu Dan: Properly Judging and Evaluating Oneself Is Crucial for HappinessOctober 27, 2016Yu Dan, a well-respected female professor from Beijing Normal University known for her expertise in traditional Chinese literature, recently gave an...

How Do Foreigners View China?June 22, 2017Many foreigners recently shared their positive feelings on Quora on the experience of visiting or living in China.

Opinion: Is Shenzhen Right to Open Women-only Subway Carriages?June 20, 2017Shenzhen in south China's Guangdong Province will open carriages exclusively for women in two or three subway lines this month under a pilot initiative.

Basic Eldercare: a Government ObligationJune 20, 2017By the end of 2015, China's empty nest elderly exceeded 110 million people, and by 2050 the total number of the elderly in the country is expected to reach 500 million.

How to Be an Astronaut in This Era?June 19, 2017Around 10 to 12 astronaut candidates – including two females – will be chosen to join the national team in 2017.
New Law May Inspire Good SamaritansJune 15, 2017A woman was knocked down twice by vehicles, sparking a heated debate on citizens' social responsibility recently.

The Young and the Elderly Must Respect Each OtherJune 15, 2017Some senior citizens were recently criticized for competing with youths for a basketball court where they wanted to practice square dancing.

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