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Presented By: Center for Chinese Studies

CCS Noon Lecture Series

When Talented Women Became Socialist State Power Holders: Chen Bo'er and the Paradigm of Socialist Film in the PRC

A talk by Wang Zheng, U-M Associate Professor of Women's Studies. How did Chinese women from elite families relocate and reposition themselve when the transition from empire to nation fundamentally hinged on restructuring an inner/outer gender space? This talk focuses on the implications of repositioning of new elite women on socialist state building by analyzing the life of Chen Bo'er (1907-1951), a movie star of the 1930s who became a founder of the PRC film industry.

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