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   Wu Yi-fang (Wu I-fang, 1893–1985) was a prominent Chinese figure who is best known for her role as president of Ginling College and as the first and one of only four women to sign the UN Charter in 1945.

   • Born: 吳貽芳, January 26, 1893, Wuchang City, Hubei Province, China
   • Died: November 10, 1985, Nanjing, China

   • Citizenship: Chinese

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   Who was Wu Yi-Fang?

   • Wu Yi-fang is remembered as a dedicated president and diplomat, who consistently pursued greater access to education for women in China and abroad. Wu Yi-fang was a prominent Chinese figure who is best known for her role as president of Ginling College and as the first and one of only four women to sign the UN Charter in 1945.

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   • Wu began to take on an active role in the communist government and joined several committees such as the Nanjing Peoples Representatives in order to ensure that her advocacy for education continued to be heard. Wu Yi-fang was one of only four women to sign the UN Charter.

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   Who is Wu Yi Fan?

   • A Chinese court on Friday sentenced Wu Yi Fan, a singer and actor of Canadian nationality, to 13 years in prison after convicting him of rape and licentious activities. The People’s Court of Chaoyang District in Beijing handed down the first trial sentence. Wu will be deported after serving his prison term, per the verdict.

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   Who was Fang Yi?

   • On 26 February 1916, Fang Yi was born in Xiamen, Fujian Province to a poor family. He original name was Fang Qingji ( 方清吉 ). He had an older brother, and his mother died 26 days after Fang Yi was born. His father remarried, and had another son and daughter.

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3. sites.lsa.umich.edu › chinese-alumni › wu-yifangWu, Yifang 吴贻芳 | U-M Chinese Alumni

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   Jun 23, 2012 · Feminist, Educator, First Chinese Female College President. Degree: Ph.D. in Biology. Graduation year: 1928. Biography. Wu Yifang was born in a literary family on January 26 th 1893 in Wuchang, Hubei.

4. mct.barnard.edu › home › itemThe View from Ginling · Wu Yi Fang · The View from Ginling

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   Description. Alternate spellings of name found in primary documents: Wu Yifang (Wu Yih-Fang, Wu Yi-fang, Wu Ih-fang, Wu I-fang) (1893-1985) Wu was born and raised in what is now Wuhan (Wuchang City), Hubei and then went to school in Hangzhou, Shanghai, and Suzhou. After Ginling, she taught in Beijing at the Government Higher Normal School for ...

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   Wu Yi-fang was a prominent Chinese figure who is best known for her role as president of Ginling College and as the first and one of only four women to sign the UN Charter in 1945. Wu came from a well-educated family and throughout her life attended numerous schools in both China and America, which played a large role in her advocacy for women ...

6. people.njit.edu › profile › wuBrook Wu | People

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   Brook Wu. (Brook Wu; Yi-fang Brook Wu) Associate Professor, Informatics. Interim Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. yi-fang.wu@njit.edu. 973-596-5285. 5107 Guttenberg Information Technologies Center (GITC) About Teaching Research Publications.

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8. blogs.smith.edu › blog › smithipediaWu Yi-fang, Smith College, and Early Women’s Education in ...

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   Oct 8, 2012 · She was Dr. Wu Yi-fang, president of Ginling Women’s College in then-Nanking, China, and her journey to this commencement ceremony, however far from being her greatest accomplishment, was one assisted in part by Smith’s commitment to global women’s education. One doesn’t hear much about Ginling College these days, and when the school ...

9. www.mdpi.com › 2077/1444/14-12 › 1503The Registration of Ginling College and the Role of Wu Yi ...

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   Dec 5, 2023 · This paper aims to explore the role of Wu Yi-fang (吳貽芳), an alumna of Ginling and its first Chinese president, in the process of its registration. This paper begins with an overview of the Anti-Christian Movement and the Restore Educational Rights Movement in the 1920s, establishing them as the backdrop for Christian school registration.