A study on the development history of Chinese women's creativity

chinese women's literary creativity has a long history, with clear evidence dating back to the Book of Songs of the early Zhou Dynasty (11th century BC). This article systematically examines the development of women's creativity in China from the early Zhou Dynasty, through the Republic of China period to the present day and systematically examines the features of its historical evolution. In terms of creative form, women's creativity has undergone a multifaceted evolution from oral transmission to written text and even modern online creativity; in terms of creative content, it demonstrates a gradual transition from self-expression under the restrictions of traditional patriarchal society to the conscious awakening of female subjectivity and the active formation of a free and independent spirit. This study not only illuminates the historical landscape of women's writing in Chinese literary history but also provides a unique perspective for understanding the painful process of spiritual growth and cultural identity formation of Chinese women and has a profound impact on contemporary gender culture and literary creativity.

Chinese women's writing, history of cultural development, subjective consciousness, literary expression