广东地处祖国的南大门。1840年鸦片战争之后,资本主义的势力大举入侵,这块土地便沦为西方列强在中国最早建立殖民、半殖民统治的地区。广东人民从此遭受到本国封建势力和外来侵略者的双重压迫、剥削,而广大劳动妇女,除此之外,还要受到封建礼教的束缚与摧残,更是生活在社会的最底层。哪里有压迫,哪里就有反抗和斗争。在中国的近现代史上,这块土地成为中国人民反对外来侵略者和本国反动统冶阶级的主战场。许多杰出的思想家、革命家都在这里开展过革命活动。因此,广东妇女较之内地妇女,更多地受到进步思想的熏陶和革命斗争的锤炼。她们为了革命事业和妇女解放,毅然冲破封建牢笼,挣断旧礼教的枷锁,走向社会,投入斗争。 Guangdong is located in the southern gate of the motherland. After the Opium War of 1840, the capitalist forces launched a massive invasion and the land became the earliest area in the West where the Western powers established the colonial and semi-colonial rule. Since then, the people of Guangdong have been subjected to the dual oppression and exploitation by feudal and foreign invaders of their own country. In addition, the vast majority of working women have to be restrained and devastated by feudal ethics and education and live at the lowest social level. Where there is oppression, there is resistance and struggle. In the modern history of China, this land has become the main battlefield for the Chinese people in opposing the foreign invaders and their own class in the reactionary reincarnation. Many outstanding thinkers and revolutionaries have been carrying out revolutionary activities here. Therefore, the women in Guangdong are more influenced by the progressive thinking and the revolutionary struggles than women in the Mainland. For their revolutionary cause and the liberation of women, they resolutely broke the feudal prison and broke the shackles of the old ethical code of ethics and took to the society and into the struggle.