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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)
Reconsidering Anti-domestic ViolenceAugust 14, 2017Zero tolerance for domestic violence — including all forms of violence and violence against any member of families — is virtually the consensus of...
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
Chinese Scholar Yu Dan Shares Her Life Philosophy with GraduatesJuly 13, 2017A renowned Chinese scholar recently shared her unique philosophy and ideas on life with graduates during the annual "moving-off-campus" season.

Expert: Too Early to Say Chinese Textbooks Go Viral OverseasAugust 23, 2017Chinese education became a recent hit after New York Times' report on Britain turning to Chinese textbooks to improve math scores.

Family Planning Policy Not Root Cause of China's Population AgeingAugust 23, 2017China's population ageing was not caused by the country's family planning policy, but an inevitable result of the process of modernization.

Crime Against Comfort Women Will Not Be BuriedAugust 22, 2017A Chinese documentary film named after the number of "comfort women" in China still alive at the time of its filming in 2014, has harvested box office returns of more than 100...

Palliative Care in Hospitals Facing Lack of Funding and Policy SupportAugust 22, 2017Palliative care is a new phenomenon in China. While demand is huge, hospitals are facing challenges in introducing this concept to a society where traditional filial piety still...

Dealing with Challenges of an Ageing SocietyAugust 18, 2017Since the only children of families are finding it increasingly difficult to take care of their parents, some provincial-level governments have formulated a policy to grant...

No More 'Comfort Women' Should Die Without ApologyAugust 18, 2017On August 15 China marked the 72nd anniversary of Japan's unconditional surrender in World War II. We know that war is hell.
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