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Nobody would expect a rural woman with limited schooling to become a Hillary Clinton in a matter of a week. But after attending a 7-day training program, the 40 women from villages of Mancheng, a rural county in Hebei Province 150 kilometers southwest of Beijing, found themselves ready to make an impact in their respective communities’ politics. “I’m running against my own father for the position of village head,” said the 19-year-old Li Yinghui, at a mock campaign at the end of the training in early April. “I have more education than he does, and I understand the difficulties confronting us rural women better.”
Nobody would expect a rural woman with limited schooling to become a Hillary Clinton in a matter of a week. But after attending a 7-day training program, the 40 women from villages of Mancheng, a rural county in Hebei Province 150 kilometers southwest of Beijing , found themselves ready to make an impact in their may communities’ politics. “I’m running against my own father for the position of village head, ” said the 19-year-old Li Yinghui, at a mock campaign at the end of the training in early April. “I have more education than he does, and I understand the difficulties confronting us rural women better. ”