The First Female Principal in the Late Qing Dynasty

This article is adapted from the experience of Lu Bicheng, a talented woman in the Republic of China. It has no male protagonist and is a micro-group portrait. Born into a family of officials, an accident occurred, his father died tragically, and gangsters kidnapped him. How should he escape? At the end of the Qing Dynasty, it was difficult for a woman to be a woman. She had to pay attention to the three cardinal principles and had her feet bound. How should she gain a foothold? Let's take a look at how Lu Xianxi broke away from the confinement step by step and became the first female principal in Chinese history. She achieved the goal of "being the only one in the world who is envied by everyone, and Lu Bicheng is praised everywhere".