论文部分内容阅读
“我精神还好,见见维特克夫人为好”1972年春,中国驻联合国代表团向北京发回一份电报:美国纽约州宾翰顿大学副教授洛克珊·维特克夫人希望到中国访问,专门采访有关中国妇女革命的历史,请考虑作为友好人士予以接待。7月19日至9月1日,维特克夫人应邀来华访问。维特克学过中文,虽说不上精通,但她对中国的现代史还是了解的。在中国友协的安排下,全国妇联副主席邓颖超、康克清在人民大会堂会见了维特克,回答了她关于中国妇女运动的一些问题。
“I’m fine and I see Mrs. Witte as well.” In the spring of 1972, the Chinese delegation to the United Nations sent a telegram back to Beijing: Mrs. Rockson Weitek, associate professor at the University of Pennsylvania in New York, hopes to visit China. Special interview on the history of the Chinese women’s revolution, please consider receiving as a friendly person. From July 19 to September 1, Mrs Vitik was invited to visit China. Wittek learned Chinese, though not proficient, but she still understands the modern history of China. Under the arrangement of the China Friendship Association, Deng Yingchao and Kang Ket Qing, vice chairpersons of the All-China Women’s Federation, met with Weitek in the Great Hall of the People and answered some questions about the Chinese women’s movement.