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Critical discourse analysis views language as a form of social practice and focuses on the ways social and political domination are reproduced in verbal and written language. It primarily deals with injustice and inequality. This paper studies how traditional Chinese language reflected historical Chinese women’s social status from critical discourse analysis perspective. The author intends to answer the following two questions: (1) How was traditional Chinese language used differently regarding males and females? and (2) How did such difference reflect the social status of historical Chinese women? Results show that in traditional Chinese language women were almost invisible, they were degraded and treated as inferior, incompetent, dependent, and unintelligent individuals, and their voices were not expected to be heard in public.

Historical Chinese Women’s Social Status Reflected in Traditional Chinese Language From Critical Discourse Analysis Perspective