Indian films like to reflect social realities, and a lot of them are also about women. "The Pad Man", "Toilet Hero", "Mysterious Superstar", "Wrestling, Dad", etc., are all related to feminism in India, and the situation of feminism in China is much more optimistic than that in India, but what is not ideal?
I happened to be a mother for the first time recently, and I still complained about the difference in the concept of caring for children between men and women. From my own father, to my father-in-law, to my husband, there is generally no awareness of sharing child care with my wife. The specific manifestation is that my father and my father-in-law rarely take care of their grandchildren, and then my husband comes home from get off work. In addition to teasing the baby for a while, the rest The next time is your own world... Although not all men are like this, but this situation still accounts for the majority of the proportion. When a wife specifically asks her husband to take more care of the baby, she will find that her husband is indeed clumsy, and some husbands also think that men are not born with children, so they don't care much about it. I have to complain about this. In addition to the difference in hormones between men and women, no one is born with any ability, they are all learned. Both husband and wife should try their best to fulfill the responsibility of taking care of the children (aside from the fact that both parties do not have time to take care of the children due to work), even if it is a combination of a stay-at-home mom and a working dad, a stay-at-home mom is a career, and a working dad should still do his best as a dad after get off work. responsibility.
In response to what I just said, in fact, the situation is gradually improving, and there will only be fewer and fewer fathers who will not bring children in the future.
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