Rethinking Childhood in Modern Chinese History (Routledge Studies in the Modern History of Asia)
by Isabella Jackson, Yushu Geng
Scholarly essays on the evolving concepts and experiences of childhood in modern Chinese history from the late Qing era onward.
About This Book
This volume examines changing ideas of childhood in China from the late Qing period through the twentieth century.
Contributors analyze how political, social, and cultural forces shaped children's lives and representations.
The collection situates Chinese childhood within broader regional and global historical contexts.
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