Women learned to read and write by the 17th century in

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Chinese women started learning to read and write in the seventeenth century.
Print use expanded by the seventeenth century as China's urban culture flourished. The print was no longer solely for scholars and government officials. The print was a tool that merchants regularly used to gather trade information. Reading grew in popularity as a pastime. The new readership favored romantic dramas, poetry, autobiographies, compilations of great literature, and fictitious narratives. Rich women started reading, and many started writing and publishing plays and poems. Scholar-officials' wives published their writings, and courtesans chronicled their lives.

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