EPISODE · Nov 16, 2025 · 27 MIN
September Curriculum Review: Nüshu
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For my September curriculum, I set forth to learn about nüshu, the secret women-only writing system from Jiangyong in the Hunan Province. For hundreds of years, women recorded their secrets and sympathies, sharing stories, strength, and spirit with one another as they endured hardship and found small joys in life.
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