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| rdfs:label | - Bound Feet and Western Dress (deleted 11 Aug 2008 at 05:41)
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| rdfs:comment | - Bound Feet and Western Dress is a memoir of Chang Yu-i and Pang Mei Natasha Chang. It is written by Pang Mei Natasha Chang. Chang Yu-i is Natasha Chang's great aunt. Pang-Mei Natasha was born in America to Chinese parents and learned her heritage through Chang Yu-i's story. Chang Yu-i starts the memoir with explaining the role of women in China. She says, "in China, a woman is nothing. When she is born, she must obey her father. When she is married, she must obey her husband. And when she is widowed, she must obey her son."
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| abstract | - Bound Feet and Western Dress is a memoir of Chang Yu-i and Pang Mei Natasha Chang. It is written by Pang Mei Natasha Chang. Chang Yu-i is Natasha Chang's great aunt. Pang-Mei Natasha was born in America to Chinese parents and learned her heritage through Chang Yu-i's story. Chang Yu-i starts the memoir with explaining the role of women in China. She says, "in China, a woman is nothing. When she is born, she must obey her father. When she is married, she must obey her husband. And when she is widowed, she must obey her son." Yu-i refuses to bind her feet and with her brother's help, her mother does not bind her feet. Feet binding was popular in China. It seemed beautiful for a woman to have bound feet. It is a very painful procedure that starts at a very young age.
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