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第一观察|总书记激励巾帼之花绽放新时代
Xin Hua She· 2025-10-11 16:41
妇女是物质文明和精神文明的创造者,是推动社会发展和进步的重要力量。 党的十八大以来,习近平总书记关心关怀妇女全面发展、谋划部署推进妇女工作,激励亿万妇女在 实现中华民族伟大复兴的新征程上昂首向前、奋斗逐梦,也为加快实现性别平等、促进全球妇女事业发 展指引方向。 我们党带领人民不懈奋斗的光辉 历程,每一个胜利都有着广大妇女的 积极参与和卓越贡献。 -2013年在同全国妇联新一届领导班子 集体谈话时的讲话 中国妇女事业的发展与进步历程,就是一 部在中国共产党的坚强领导下,亿万妇女为国 家富强和民族振兴砥砺前行的奋斗历程。烽火 岁月中,她们是辛勤劳作的坚实脊梁、跃马横 刀的沙场英杰;建设热潮里,她们以智慧与汗 水浇灌希望的田野;改革大潮前,她们勇立潮 头、破浪前行,成为不可或缺的奋进力量。新 时代,她们坚定不移听党话、跟党走,将个人 "小我"融入党和国家"大我",立志做伟大 事业的建设者、文明风尚的倡导者、敢于追梦 的奋斗者。 在全球妇女峰会即将举行之际,我们重温习近平总书记的重要论述,共同展望妇女发展的美好未 来,期待全球妇女事业发展谱写新的绚烂篇章。 总书记激励 中帼之花 绽放新时代 新华社国内部、新华网联合制 ...
携手为人类命运共同体撑起辽远发展天空——写在全球妇女峰会即将在北京举行之际
Xin Hua She· 2025-10-10 03:12
(一) "追求男女平等的事业是伟大的。纵观历史,没有妇女解放和进步,就没有人类解放和进步。" 2015年9月,习近平总书记在纽约联合国总部出席并主持全球妇女峰会。从文明起源和社会进步全过程 出发,充分肯定妇女的开创性与推动性作用,突出强调妇女在人类历史进程中的不可替代性。这种博大 情怀和深邃洞见在国际社会引发强烈共鸣,凝聚起推动全球妇女事业发展的广泛共识和强劲动力。 金秋时节,世界的目光投向中国,对将于10月13日至14日在北京举行的全球妇女峰会充满热切期待,渴 望从习近平总书记将发表的主旨讲话中获得新的精神滋养。 人类共有一个家园,40多亿女性人生出彩、梦想成真,我们这个星球上将绽放出何等壮丽的景象!携手 前行,全球妇女事业必将以团结合作的磅礴力量,为构建人类命运共同体撑起辽远发展天空。 (二) 尽管妇女在人类文明进程中扮演着不可替代的角色,女性的价值与地位并非始终得到充分彰显。男女不 平等的现象有着深刻的历史成因。随着私有制的产生,男性逐渐主导物质生产与财富分配,妇女才被剥 夺了财产所有权,被排斥于社会劳动之外,沦为家庭的奴隶和男子的附属物,性别不平等嵌入社会结构 与文化观念,最终在漫长历史中延续下来。 ...
内娱还是拍出过顶级爱情剧的
Hu Xiu· 2025-09-18 23:27
Group 1 - The short drama "Orange is Lucky" concludes with a significant departure from the tragic elements of the original novel "The Orange Has Ripened," transforming the female protagonist into a successful businesswoman [1] - The adaptation has sparked nostalgia for the earlier TV series "The Orange Has Ripened," directed by Li Shaohong, which maintained the original's somber tone and critically reflected on the nature of love [2][4] - The 2002 TV series became a ratings champion, achieving a peak viewership rating of 10.33, and popularized the "Xiuhua costume," which remains a staple in traditional Chinese weddings [3] Group 2 - The narrative of "The Orange Has Ripened" is a complete tragedy, where innocent characters become victims of fate, and even the so-called "walking dead" experience despair from shattered beliefs [28] - The story critiques the concept of love, revealing that characters often use love as a means to achieve their goals, blurring the lines between genuine affection and manipulation [41][46] - The female protagonist, Xiuhua, embodies the struggle for self-identity and freedom within a patriarchal society, ultimately facing dire consequences for her desires [52][54]
对话王笛:我们在历史之中
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-09-03 09:32
Core Viewpoint - The book "China Chronicles (1912-1928)" by Wang Di explores the historical context and Western perspectives on China's transformation during a pivotal period, emphasizing the significance of Western media coverage and its impact on understanding China's evolution [12][21]. Group 1: Historical Context - The book discusses the Western interest in China post-Opium War, highlighting how Western powers viewed China as an expanding market for industrial goods and raw materials [9][10]. - The 1911 Xinhai Revolution marked a significant shift, leading to increased Western engagement and reporting on China's political changes, with many foreign journalists documenting the events [10][12]. - The narrative includes the contrasting views of Western journalists, some of whom celebrated China's awakening while others expressed skepticism about the viability of the new republic [12][18]. Group 2: Media Perspectives - Wang Di emphasizes the importance of diverse media reports from the time, which reflect various viewpoints and biases, thus providing a richer understanding of historical events [19][20]. - The book includes commentary from figures like Pulan De, who criticized the notion of a true republic in China, suggesting that the country was not ready for such a transformation [18][21]. - The role of American media is highlighted, with discussions on how their reporting was influenced by underlying ideological and political interests [21][22]. Group 3: Female Representation - The book addresses the active role of women during the revolutionary period, showcasing their involvement in political movements and demands for rights [31][32]. - Wang Di references the observations of Pearl S. Buck, who depicted the complexities of women's lives in China, challenging traditional narratives of passive female roles [32][34]. - The narrative illustrates the evolving perceptions of women in society, highlighting their agency and contributions to the revolutionary cause [31][33].
马钊 陈雁|出走?战时北平底层女性的生活抉择
Xin Lang Cai Jing· 2025-07-10 05:41
Core Viewpoint - The book "Abandoning Husbands: The Lives and Crimes of Lower-Class Women in Wartime Beijing (1937-1949)" explores the harsh realities faced by lower-class women during a tumultuous period in Beijing's history, revealing how economic instability and societal pressures led to criminal behaviors as survival strategies [1][2]. Group 1: Historical Context - The period from 1937 to 1949 in Beijing was marked by Japanese occupation, civil unrest, and economic collapse, severely impacting the lives of ordinary citizens [1]. - The author utilizes extensive judicial archives to reconstruct the lives of lower-class women, focusing on cases of adultery, abduction, and bigamy to uncover the underlying causes of these actions [1][4]. Group 2: Social Dynamics - The book highlights the distinction between elite women active in public life and the marginalized lower-class women who navigated societal challenges through informal "rules" [1][3]. - The concept of "lower class" is described as a fluid space rather than a strict category, encompassing individuals who may not be destitute but still face significant social and economic challenges [7][8]. Group 3: Gender and Power - The narratives of these women reflect a lack of agency in their lives, often relying on their husbands for economic support, which becomes precarious in times of crisis [19][20]. - The book contrasts the experiences of lower-class women with the more privileged narratives of female liberation, emphasizing the absence of revolutionary sentiments among these women [22][24]. Group 4: Judicial Insights - The judicial archives provide a unique perspective on the lives of these women, revealing their voices and experiences through their testimonies in court [4][6]. - The legal framework of the time did not adequately address the complexities of marital obligations, leading to a disconnect between legal definitions and lived realities [19][20]. Group 5: Urbanization and Mobility - The development of transportation and urban infrastructure during this period allowed women greater mobility, facilitating their ability to escape oppressive domestic situations [25][26]. - The changing urban landscape, characterized by the breakdown of traditional living arrangements, contributed to the emergence of new social dynamics and opportunities for women [9][10]. Group 6: Research Methodology - The author emphasizes the importance of using judicial records to access the lived experiences of marginalized groups, highlighting the differences between cultural and legal historical materials [27][30]. - The focus on individual cases rather than quantitative analysis allows for a deeper understanding of the personal narratives behind the statistics [36][37].