China’s secret women-only language is being revived by a new generation
Nüshu, an ancient script developed by women in Jiangyong County, China, served as a vital means of communication in a society dominated by men. Through this remarkable writing system, women conveyed their innermost thoughts and shared personal experiences. Although it nearly faded into obscurity, recent resurgence among young women and scholars has sparked new efforts for preservation, including…
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