In this text, the author discusses the shift in representation of gender roles in Chinese society, specifically through different forms of media such as literature, film, and television. The research focuses on how women and modern design were portrayed in advertisements, photographs, and films during the Republican era in China. The article argues that female authors in Chinese entertainment television can create a positive and empowering representation of women in contrast to societal expectations. The article also addresses the harmful and exaggerated portrayals of East Asian women in popular media. Furthermore, it explores how the portrayal of women in film reflects the changing ideologies in Chinese society. The study also highlights the representation of female PhDs in a sexualized and contrasting manner, compared to traditional expectations. Overall, this guide provides a critical examination of the representation of women in 20th-century China and its intersection with feminism and changing societal norms.