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Famous Women in China and Their Deeds
Famous women in China include Qiu Jin, He Xiangning, Tang Qunying, Soong Ching Ling and Song Meiling. Their stories are as follows:

1, Qiu Jin

190765438+1October 14, China Women's Daily was founded. Qiu Jin wrote an article advocating women's rights and propagating revolution. With the aim of "opening up the atmosphere, advocating women's education, uniting feelings and forming organizations, and creating a foundation for China Women's Federation in one day". And wrote a "preface" for the newspaper, calling on female groups to be "driven away before waking up the lion" and "pioneers of civilization"

2. He Xiangning

He Xiangning wrote an article "Tell My Brothers and Sisters" in Tokyo, which was published in the 4th issue of Jiangsu, a revolutionary journal full of democratic ideas. It is still believed that this article is one of the few works to publicize women's liberation in the early days, which established He Xiangning's position in the history of women's movement in China.

3. Tang Qunying

While studying in Tokyo, Tang Qunying met Liu, Huang Xing, Zhao Hengti and other Hunan people. 1905 In May, Tang Qunying, introduced by Huang Xing and Zhao Hengti, took the mission of "expelling Tatars and restoring China" and joined the Huaxing Society, becoming the only female member of the Huaxing Society. At that time, the members had different opinions on the alliance between Huaxing Club and Zhong Xing Club, but Tang Qunying supported Huang Xing's opinion and agreed with the alliance, which won Huang Xing's appreciation.

4. Soong Ching Ling

She participated in the drafting of many telegrams and declarations with historical influence, undertook the heavy daily work of sorting out documents and handling correspondence, and became the right-hand man around the great man.

5. Song Meiling

Song Meiling (1898-2003) was born in Shanghai. China was an outstanding politician and diplomat in modern times. She was active in the diplomatic field, which had a far-reaching influence on China's modern history and Sino-US relations. She was the first China speaker in the US Congress.