Eventually, she held powerful positions in the Women's Council and the All-China Women's Federation. During the Cultural Revolution she was severely criticised, but she was a survivor, and a successful one at that. At the end of this book is a brief bibliography of each of the thirty women on the Long March. Lee and Wiles have done an excellent job of documenting these women's lives as objectively as possible, and they make recent Chinese history, culture and politics accessible to anyone interested in China. For permission to reproduce this text in any form contact Dr Ann Skea, Sydney, Australia.
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