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Tag: Women of China

The value of pronouns; or, ‘Excuse me, Sir?’

on October 22, 2016March 1, 2020 By ZhendeGender

How are we to believe Mao Zedong's statement that "women hold up half the sky", if China’s women are being downtrodden by the very language they speak?

Gender Equality in China [Loreli Interview]

on May 13, 2016March 2, 2020 By ZhendeGender 1 Comment

There is no reason a western feminist ‘we’ must set the agenda for a developing world feminist ‘them’. Chinese activists are navigating the way toward gender equality using a contemporary Chinese feminism, on their own terms.

What 5 Chinese women taught me in Women’s History Month

on March 31, 2016March 1, 2020 By ZhendeGender 4 Comments

Just because they don’t get to vote for their government, or don’t have the economic stability you do, or don’t have access to the resources you take for granted, doesn’t mean those women don’t fight for their rights just like you. In fact, you might be surprised at how far they have gone to get rights women around the world deserve.

Lijia Zhang on gender, China’s sexual revolution and prostitution in contemporary China (Interview: part 2)

on March 19, 2016June 10, 2020 By ZhendeGender 2 Comments

I was willing to be different, willing to try new things, and wanting to expand my world and life experience. My situation in life has changed, but fundamentally I haven’t changed.

25 Things I Did Instead of Getting Married at 25

on February 28, 2015August 12, 2019 By ZhendeGender 1 Comment

The very fact that it is non-essential for the majority of people is possibly the most powerful element of modern marriage. Rather than becoming insignificant, it possibly means more than it once did, purely because it is so heavily reliant on individual choice.

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