Li Ma is a social historian and research fellow affiliated with Calvin University.

• Table of ContentsPart One: The Era of Revolutions: Missionaries, Physicians, Reformer-Educators Chapter 1: Foreign Devils and Heathen SistersChapter 2: A Confucian Christian FeministChapter 3: China’s First “Christian Republic”Chapter 4: Life and Death of Christian CollegesPart Two: The Era of Militant Communism: Intellectuals, Resisters, Accommodators Chapter 5: Patriotic Intellectuals and the New RegimeChapter 6: Does the Motherland Love You Back?Chapter 7: The Party Could Still Use YouPart Three: The Era of Developmental Communism: Influencers, Whistle-blowers, Celebrities Chapter 8: Bibles, Hymns, and Competing InfluencesChapter 9: Exposing Abuses, Changing NarrativesChapter 10: Consumerism, Censorship and Christian Celebrities

The book provides a wide-ranging review of recent works and points to promising directions for future research, especially on contemporary developments among Chinese Protestant women. People interested in world Christianity, modern China, and women’s history will find this book useful.

Li Ma is a social historian and research fellow affiliated with Calvin University.

• Table of ContentsPart One: The Era of Revolutions: Missionaries, Physicians, Reformer-Educators Chapter 1: Foreign Devils and Heathen SistersChapter 2: A Confucian Christian FeministChapter 3: China’s First “Christian Republic”Chapter 4: Life and Death of Christian CollegesPart Two: The Era of Militant Communism: Intellectuals, Resisters, Accommodators Chapter 5: Patriotic Intellectuals and the New RegimeChapter 6: Does the Motherland Love You Back?Chapter 7: The Party Could Still Use YouPart Three: The Era of Developmental Communism: Influencers, Whistle-blowers, Celebrities Chapter 8: Bibles, Hymns, and Competing InfluencesChapter 9: Exposing Abuses, Changing NarrativesChapter 10: Consumerism, Censorship and Christian Celebrities

The book provides a wide-ranging review of recent works and points to promising directions for future research, especially on contemporary developments among Chinese Protestant women. People interested in world Christianity, modern China, and women’s history will find this book useful.

Li Ma is a social historian and research fellow affiliated with Calvin University.

• Table of ContentsPart One: The Era of Revolutions: Missionaries, Physicians, Reformer-Educators Chapter 1: Foreign Devils and Heathen SistersChapter 2: A Confucian Christian FeministChapter 3: China’s First “Christian Republic”Chapter 4: Life and Death of Christian CollegesPart Two: The Era of Militant Communism: Intellectuals, Resisters, Accommodators Chapter 5: Patriotic Intellectuals and the New RegimeChapter 6: Does the Motherland Love You Back?Chapter 7: The Party Could Still Use YouPart Three: The Era of Developmental Communism: Influencers, Whistle-blowers, Celebrities Chapter 8: Bibles, Hymns, and Competing InfluencesChapter 9: Exposing Abuses, Changing NarrativesChapter 10: Consumerism, Censorship and Christian Celebrities

The book provides a wide-ranging review of recent works and points to promising directions for future research, especially on contemporary developments among Chinese Protestant women. People interested in world Christianity, modern China, and women’s history will find this book useful.