This book explores the casting of China's earliest female Olympians as celebrities within the context of a national crisis, born of internal conflicts and external attack by Japan.
This book explores the casting of China's earliest female Olympians as celebrities within the context of a national crisis, born of internal conflicts and external attack by Japan.
Yunxiang Gao is an associate professor of East Asian history at Ryerson University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1 Zhang Huilan (1898-1996): The "Mother of Women's Modern Physical Education" 2 Nationalist and Feminist Discourses on Jianmei (Robust Healthy Beauty) 3 The Basketball Team of the Private Liangjiang Women's Tiyu Normal School 4 The Evanescent Glory of the Track Queens 5 "Miss China," Yang Xiuqiong (1918-82): A Female Olympic Swimmer 6 Sportswomen on Screen: The "Athletic Movie Star," Li Lili (1915-2005) Conclusion Notes; Glossary of Chinese Terms, Titles, and Names; Bibliography; Index
Introduction 1 Zhang Huilan (1898-1996): The "Mother of Women's Modern Physical Education" 2 Nationalist and Feminist Discourses on Jianmei (Robust Healthy Beauty) 3 The Basketball Team of the Private Liangjiang Women's Tiyu Normal School 4 The Evanescent Glory of the Track Queens 5 "Miss China," Yang Xiuqiong (1918-82): A Female Olympic Swimmer 6 Sportswomen on Screen: The "Athletic Movie Star," Li Lili (1915-2005) Conclusion Notes; Glossary of Chinese Terms, Titles, and Names; Bibliography; Index
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