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Slimmer, Virginia M.; Kejing, Dai – 1991
In Old China, working women had no rights in such matters as politics, economy, culture, society, and family life. Women were governed by the Chinese feudal society tradition. When "new" China was founded in 1949, working women made up the 7.5 percent of the total work force. By 1983, the number of working women had increased to 36.5…
Descriptors: Age Differences, Economic Status, Educational Attainment, Employed Women
