"The River is Red!"
Women have fought on the battlefield since the age of cold weaponry.
"The medieval Chinese produced many formidable women warriors. The Chinese martial art of Wing Chun was developed by Yan Yongchun and the Venerable Wumei - founders of the Yongchun (Wing Chun) martial arts system. Daughters of military families trained in the martial arts and often served as military officers themselves. These women led armies and fought battles, even rising to the rank of General. There were numerous such Chinese women..."
Like women in Communist Europe, women in Communist Asia fought alongside their men at the frontlines... In China, women served as generals and combatants for both the Nationalist and Communist armies..."
Source colorq.org - Warriors: Asian women in Asian society
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"The medieval Chinese produced many formidable women warriors. The Chinese martial art of Wing Chun was developed by Yan Yongchun and the Venerable Wumei - founders of the Yongchun (Wing Chun) martial arts system. Daughters of military families trained in the martial arts and often served as military officers themselves. These women led armies and fought battles, even rising to the rank of General. There were numerous such Chinese women..."
Like women in Communist Europe, women in Communist Asia fought alongside their men at the frontlines... In China, women served as generals and combatants for both the Nationalist and Communist armies..."
Source colorq.org - Warriors: Asian women in Asian society
Cliquez sur l'image pour voir le texte.
The River Is Red!
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