1) The prohibition of the foot-binding
禁断缠足
2) not-binding feet
禁缠足
3) foot-binding
[英]['fut,baindiŋ] [美]['fʊt,baɪndɪŋ]
缠足
1.
Women s foot-binding in Ming and Qing Dynasties is a sex matter and also has the purpose of making distinctions between different nationalities,which is obviously different from the aesthetic pursuit in Song Dynasty.
明清的妇女缠足是性问题,亦有民族区分之目的。
4) footbinding
缠足
1.
Existing for a long time in the history of China,footbinding once greatly ruined the Chinese women s body and mind,thus causing the deep interest and in-depth exploration of domestic and foreign scholars in modern times.
缠足在中国历史上曾经长期存在,给中国妇女的身心造成过严重的摧残,也因此引起当今中外学者的浓厚兴趣和深入探讨。
2.
Braid was successful but footbinding was out of control Footbinding was most popular in Qing dynasty than any other dynasty.
自1644年清军入关后,征服了广大明朝统治地区,为了维护本民族风俗,颁布(?)发令、易衣冠法令,强迫汉人满化,并以汉人辫发作为归顺的标志,与此同时下令禁止汉人缠足。
3.
They attacked the evil of the footbinding by masses medias, advocated the new trend of setting the foot free and took the lead in setting the schoolgirls feet free in the church women schools.
他们利用大众传媒抨击缠足陋习,剖析缠足之害。
5) female Foot-Binding
女性缠足
6) giving up foot-binding
戒缠足
1.
This paper mainly takes vernacular writings of "Ta Kung Pao" in late Qing as the basic historical data to reveal the point of view of the underprivileged on the issue of women giving up foot-binding.
论文主要是以《大公报》白话文为基本史料,从下层民众的角度切入,深入分析戒缠足问题。
补充资料:禁断
1.禁止,使不再发生;禁绝。 2.谓阻隔(交通)。
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