Comments by "神州 Shenzhou" (@Shenzhou.) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. I agree. This is like Western feminists trying to push their agenda onto Chinese women.
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  2. This sounds like Westerners trying to push their feminist Western propaganda onto China. Look at what feminism done to the Western women. They empower Western women and encourage women to dominate their men in relationships, to demand equal wage and sometimes behave downright hostile to Western men. Young girls encourage to pursue whatever they want, to eat what they want, get tattoos, piercings, dye their hair, to grow fat and unattractive, and the Media will still say its okay to do so, and men will still find them attractive. No wonder why some Western men are put off by the feminist movement in the West, and encourage some of them to seek out partners of more traditionally feminine values like Asian women.
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  3. She is Western feminist SJW trying to push her own agenda in China.
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  4. Zoe I mean, look at what feminism done to Western women. They have choices of careers, but often neglect their own family. They are encouraged to dominate their men, and to wear the pants in the family and so on. Don't you see that this is putting off Western men from marrying them, and to seek more traditionally feminine partners instead?
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  5. K S It is a known fact that when you work, you will have less time to spend on your family isn't it? That's the primary reason why working dads are generally less familiar with the kids, and if mom is working as well, that will inevitably contribute to less interaction with kids. Why accuse me of being on drugs for this logic here? Many factors contribute to social problems, crime and poverty, and you can't just pin those things directly on empowerment of women alone.
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  6. K S When did I ever said that I hate men? All I did was point out that working a job, generally means you have less time to spend on your kids, which is logical, yet you accuse me of taking drugs for coming up with this logic? I never said anything about single parent families not being allowed to work so why are you bringing up such things?
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  7. If she appreciate Chinese culture, then why is she pushing for feminist agenda in Chinese culture then?
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  8. +Mystic_Rose I have previously covered the topic of working women, in that by working, they have less time to spend with their kids back home (that's why working dads often have to sacrifice family time for work, sad truth). Its possible that a husband can become sick and unable to work, but if he can still take care of the kids back home, then nothing wrong with women seeking work to support her family. And also, men themselves may not like women at the workplace too. Just saying... If one of the partners dies, there's also the possibility of remarriage or the extended family helping take care of the children.
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  9. +Tri Poloski You said she appreciates Chinese culture? In traditional Chinese culture, women aren't given priority to go to school, work, own a business, etc, so what logic are you trying to apply here? Are you even familiar with traditional Chinese culture at all, to claim that the traditional mindset is killing the culture?
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