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				New Zealand Journal of Asian 
				Studies, Volume 12 No. 1, June 2010 
				Articles 
				 
				The 
				Absence of Gender in May Fourth Narratives of Woman’s 
				Emancipation: A Case Study on Hu Shi’s "The Greatest Event in 
				Life" 
				YANG LIANFEN 6 
				 
				
				Traversing the Sublime: The Metamorphosis of the Female Body in 
				Lu Xun’s "Regrets for the Past" 
				PING ZHU 14 
				 
				On 
				the Front: Women Confronting War 
				LIU LU 29 
				 
				
				Desires, Bodily Rhetoric and Melodramatic Imagination: Women in 
				the Making of Revolutionary Myth in Three Chinese Films of the 
				Seventeen Years 
				LI LI 46 
				 
				
				Revolutionary Aestheticism and Excess: Transformation of the 
				Idealized Female Body in "The Red Lantern" on Stage and Screen 
				ZHANG LING 67 
				 
				
				Gender Psychology in The Women of "The Red Lantern" in its 
				Evolution from Model Opera to Soap Opera 
				ROSEMARY ROBERTS 93 
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