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Amelia 2022-03-22 09:02:26

I saw a silly comment and thought I had to write a few sentences. The "male indifference" that women hated a hundred years ago still exists today! Watching this film now, some people will think it's not salty or bland, but what you need to know is that equal rights for women and men were written into the Chinese constitution in 1949. Your grandparents have the same opportunity to work as men, and contributed to the family and the country. When you are born, you will naturally enjoy this equal right. Haven't the Chinese women fought before this? Of course there is! End subtitle In 1920, the United States passed the bill "Women can vote", but so far women enjoy the same equal rights as men. The ERA has not been written into the U.S. Constitution, which means that there are still women fighting for it! The number of female congressmen in the U.S. Congress is also very small, and important positions are all vacated by men. Can’t the United States find a female congressman? Fools also know that this is unscientific, but in fact there are always men who "make trouble" to prevent women from participating in politics.

Theo 2022-04-24 07:01:17

The most beautiful woman in a group of women is Aunt Helena! I really like Carey, and inexplicably think she is a good match for Ben Meow. . . The script written by the screenwriter of The Hour, no wonder Romola sister is also used. . . And after so many years, feminism is still a timeless topic that women fight for, which is really sad.