Introduction

Of the Women, By the Women, or For the Women? -- Rewriting a Brief History of the Ladies’ Journal (Funu Zazhi), 1915-1931

The Masculine Universal and the Feminine Other: Gender Discourse in the Ladies’ Journal

Free Divorce in Thought and Practice: Gender Differences in the Ladies

The Rhetoric of “Sacrifice” and “Victimhood”: The Image of Prostitutes in the Ladies' Journal

The “Medical Advisory Column” in the Ladies’ Journal

The Writers’ Garden, the Toilette Case, and the Kasumam: Theory and Practice of Women’s Literature in the Ladies’ Journal of the 1910s

Individual Choice or National Policy: Reflections on Birth Control in Modern China As Seen in the Special Issue on Limiting Births of the Ladies’Journal in the 1920s

The Ladies’ Journal and Japanese Women: “Tong Wei Nuren” (“commonality as women”) in Modern East Asia

Study of Children Appeared on The Ladies’ Journal (1915-1931) -Making Comparison with Xinnuxing (Chosun Colonized by Japan)

New Views on Chinese Women’s History

Chinese Visions of and State, 1915-1953