Description
A Marriage in China is a remarkable historical account written by Mrs. Archibald Little, providing an intimate glimpse into Chinese marriage customs and family life during the late 19th century. The author’s personal observations and experiences offer valuable insights into the social structures, traditions, and daily routines of married women in China.
Through vivid descriptions and candid narratives, Mrs. Little explores the complexities of Chinese marriages, the roles of women within households, and the cultural practices that shaped relationships during this period. Her work serves as an important documentary source for understanding Chinese society before modernization transformed the nation.
This non-fiction work combines travel narrative with cultural anthropology, making it both an engaging read and a significant historical document. Readers interested in Chinese history, women’s studies, cultural traditions, and Victorian-era travel literature will find this book invaluable for its unique perspective on a fascinating culture.
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