Female Instructions and Female Commandments were written by Cai Yong, a female writer in the Eastern Han Dynasty, to educate her daughter Cai Yan, while Female Virtue was written by Ban Zhao, a female educator in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties.

The full text of Women's Training is about 1 100 words, including two parts, namely, women's precepts and women's virtues. Among them, the Women's Commandment is divided into seven chapters, which mainly focuses on women's moral cultivation and behavior norms, emphasizing women's internal cultivation and external manners. The text of Women's Commandment consists of seven parts, namely, lowliness and weakness, husband and wife, respect and obedience, female behavior, determination, submission and what.

Both "Women's Training" and "Women's Commandment" aim to educate women how to communicate with others, but some of their views are not completely correct and have certain historical limitations. For example, the Women's Commandment advocates feudal ethical thoughts such as the principle that men are superior to women and husbands are women. There are also some unreasonable contents in "Women's Training", such as "a woman without talent is virtue" and so on.

Therefore, when reading these books, we need to pay attention to critical reading, take its essence and discard its dross, so as to facilitate women's social progress and development.