I read where Dennis McCallum said Watchman Nee forced head covering upon women and women were required to not be allowed to minister in the Little Flock and had to take a subservient role. If you read pages 75-99 of Nee's Love One Another, CFP, you see very deeply what head covering means according to what Nee actually says. Nee also said that Junia in Rom. 16.7 was a woman's name according to good authorities, a prominent apostle. When I read this piece below, I was amazed at how spiritual an answer this was. To state simply, head covering represents humility and obedience, and notice the Scriptures never point out what to cover your head with. How accurate the Scriptures are. It is the same thing with baptism with water or without water. Cover your head with a veil or without.
Don't believe those who attack Watchman Nee from this angle like the unspiritual Dennis McCallum and presumably Angus Kinnear, according to Dennis.
See pages 7 and 8 of Spiritual Reality or Obsession by Nee on baptism also. Then you can look at a bunch of other books like God's Work and Communion of the Holy Spirit for good interpretation of verses surrounding these so often misused verses.
If you need the deepest explanation and help with the Word, here is where you will find the answer, in spite of the misrepresentations by some. To date, I still have not found a more satisfying answer. When you reach the truth it causes you not to keep searching, analyzing inordinately. Now you can go in search of yet more truths.
(Love One Another, CFP, by Watchman Nee)