英文摘要 |
The research on ''Women's Magazine'' has accumulated a lot of academic achievements, most of which are concentrated in the knowledge transfer and enlightenment of modern newspapers, medical health, body, home economics, urban culture and entertainment. The topics involved in these studies are mostly book history, medical history, gender history and urban history, less from the history of food. Recently, Pi Guoli's article supplements the shortcomings of this part. He mainly used the information of modern Chinese newspapers to explore the relationship between women and food hygiene in the Republic of China. The problem of the article is that what is the new relationship between food and science in the Republic of China? How does it affect women's knowledge understanding and daily life ? In addition, Pi Guoli also pays attention to the knowledge of diet, hygiene and health care supported by nutrition in modern times. And how can women's status be changed when they are transmitted to the family through newspapers and periodicals? Based on Pi Guoli's research, this article focuses on Women's Magazine, which can be used to explore the relationship between family, nutrition and food in a microscopic perspective. Second, it can deal with this complicated problem in a limited space. Under the influence of Guo Zhonghao's food history perspective, the topics discussed in this paper are: theorization of scientific diet, food hygiene, scientific hygiene, scientific cooking methods, scientific storage of food, and building a good wife and mother. During the Republic of China, intellectual women, after Western education, have acquired natural science knowledge and understand the chemistry, nutrition, biology and other knowledge involved in Women's Magazine. Therefore, Women's Magazine strongly promotes the concept of diet, the nutrients of food, the principles of cooking, and the principles of storing food, which can enable knowledge women to receive these new ideas quickly and thus change the traditional unreasonable practices. |