Women in Contemporary China (纏足女子 : 當代中國女性問題) (Dai Qing, Luo Ke/戴晴, 洛恪著)(1996) In this book, Dai and Luo give a message to the public. They want the society to pay attention to the problems of the women in China. There are seven chapters in this book spanning such subjects as women who persist in the practice of foot-binding, bigamy, a modern matchmaker and a girl who is raped at the age of nine. In this book, Dai shows herself a unique and critical view on current gender issues. Whose River: Can a Developing China be Responsible of the Three Gorges Dam Project (誰的長江 : 發展中的中國能否承擔三峽工程) (Dai Qing, Xue Weijia) (編者戴晴, 薛煒嘉) (1996) The River Dragon Has Come! (水龍來了!) (1997) A book in which Dai Qing gave stern warning to prominent government officials, journalists, intellectuals and the public in China about the disastrous effect which the Three Gorges Dam project might bring to the environment and society of China. Dai Qing also gave a few suggestions on how to achieve the same goal with less catastrophic effects entailed. Tiananmen Follies: Prison Memoirs and Other Writings (2003) The Most Dammed Country in the World (2021) Articles (with Jeanne Tai), "Raised Eyebrows for Raise the Red Lantern," Public Culture 5(2): 333-337 (1993). Members of Falungong in an Autocratic Society 2000: Dai Qing contended that China was still based on the mode of collective idea of the previous era. While the members of Falungong gathered together to cultivate their own ideas and worshipped their own god, the Chinese government saw it as a kind a deviation. She criticized the Chinese government for deploying the usual tactics of suppression to crush against Falungong members. Dai claimed that this event represents the greatest conflicts when China steps towards modernity. This article is based on her lecture at the Fairbank Center, Harvard University on November 18, 1999. See also List of Chinese women writers Mass media in China Women’s roles during the Tiananmen Square Protests of 1989 References Websites Goldman Environmental Prize Communism's Negotiated Collapse: The Polish Round Table Talks of 1989 Three Gorges Dam Project The article about Dai Qing (Chinese) Dai Qing, Voice of the Yangtze River Gorges Three Gorges Probe news service External links Excerpt from Dai Qing's My Imprisonment (September 1, 1992), freely available via SAGE Publications People's Republic of China journalists Chinese environmentalists Chinese women environmentalists 1941 births Living people Nieman Fellows