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Zheng Yuxiu (Chinese: 鄭毓秀; pinyin: Zhèng Yùxiù; Wade–Giles: Cheng Yü-hsiu, 1891–1959), was a Chinese lawyer, judge, revolutionary, and legislator. Zheng was the first female judge in modern Chinese history.
Zheng Yuxiu (1896–1959) is best remembered as China’s first woman lawyer and judge. Her pioneering career in international law and diplomacy encompassed important developments in Chinese feminism, nationalism, and constitutionalism.
（1891-1959）1st woman lawyer in republican China; studied law in Paris, practiced in Shanghai;1928, a member of the legislative yuan (立法院);1931-1937: President of the school of law at University of Shanghai. Her father was a minor official in the Board of Revenue of the Ch'ing Government.
12 hours ago · In addition, Zheng Yuxiu and his wife later got too close to the Americans, which could not help but arouse the jealousy of Chiang Kai-shek and his wife, so with the turbulent political situation, Zheng Yuxiu finally broke away from the political arena and began to go to foreign countries, to Brazil and the United States, and finally went downhill because of business failure.
Aug 6, 2013 · comparing the experiences of Zheng Yuxiu, Yang Buwei, Xie Bingying, Wang Su Chun, and Ning Lao Taitai, this thesis helps to unlock the complex and often hidden lives of Chinese women in modern Chinese history.
So begins the memoir of Zheng Yuxiu (married name Madame Wei Tao-ming), a true modern-day Hua Mulan, one of the most influential women in twentieth century China, and one of the most remarkable feminists of her generation anywhere in the world.
May 15, 2024 · At the age of 9, she resisted foot binding, wrote a letter to Hugh at the age of 13, joined the death squad at the age of 16, assassinated Yuan Shikai at the age of 21, and became the first female doctor in modern Chinese history at the age of 33. Her name is Zheng Yuxiu, and her biography...
