#wu qing

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[id: two gifs from the television series “Guardian.” They show the character Wu Qing transforming from her crow form to her human form, landing with her arms swinging, and then leaning forward to tap a Snake Yashou on the shoulder. When he turns to face her, she punches him with the other arm, causing him to collapse. She straightens with a determined expression. /end id] 

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My babe Yang Yang in ancien period costume films ! Jia BaoYu (Dream of Red Chamber TVseries 2010) Cao Zhi (Legend of Goddess Luo TVseries 2013) Wu Qing (The Four TVseries 2015) Yi Xiao Nai He/Xiao Nai (Love O2O TVseries 2016) Ye Hua (Once Upon A Time Movie 2017) Lin Dong (Martial Universe TVseries 2018) Credit as tagged !

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(vía https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTYjCe0oDmc)

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Interview: For Wu Qing, Pushing for Change is 'Citizen's Responsibility'

"I want to change China from a country ruled of man and by man to a country ruled of law and by law," said Chinese activist and legislator Wu Qing in a Q&A with Asia Blog.

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Creative Women in China Today: Wu Qing

This week, Anne Firth Murray interviews Wu Qing:

Wu Qing is a well-known public figure, activist and English language professor in China. She taught English for 40 years, from 1960-2000. Before she retired, she was teaching English and American Studies at Beijing Foreign Studies University. During her term in the university, she was awarded Excellent Professor Award, Excellent Teacher Award twice from the Municipality of Beijing and Margaret Turner Award for Best Teacher teaching the basics many times. From 1977 to 1979, she was seconded to China Central Television (CCTV) to host the English on TV program and English on Sunday program, televised throughout China.

Since the mid-1980s, Professor Wu Qing has been actively promoting human rights and women’s rights. She was a member of Women’s Studies Forum, English Department, Beijing Foreign Studies University, from 1986 to 1995. She has served as a gender specialist with the Canadian International Development Agency since 1989. She became a People’s Deputy to the Haidian People’s Congress in 1984. She has received numerous awards, including the Ramon Magsaysay Award, presented by the government of the Philippines, been named an “Outstanding Individual of 2007” by the Changping District Education Committee, and a “Top Cover Personality” by the Chinese Senior Citizens’ magazine; and was nominated by the Schwab Foundation Network as one of the World’s Outstanding Social Entrepreneurs of 2003.

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Men can never be the master of their own emotions, I suppose.

| Wu Qing

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