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Sylwia Jasek
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Women in China
Dear All,
I plan to write an article about the changing role of women in China and european countries, I am looking for materials about the role of woman in China, the dicriminiation and cultural changes. Would be grateful for any researches, materials etc.
Best greetings from Poland
Sylwia
- 18 Aug 2009, 12:07 pm
Sylwia Jasek wrote: > Dear All, > I plan to write an article about the changing role of women in China > and european countries, I am looking for materials about the role of > woman in China, the dicriminiation and cultural changes. Would be > grateful for any researches, materials etc. > Best greetings from Poland > Sylwia
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Linda, why do You thina that glas ceiling is more a problem in Europe?
- 18 Aug 2009, 6:14 pm
Sylwia Jasek wrote: > Linda, why do You thina that glas ceiling is more a problem in Europe?
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Re^6: Women in China
From my own experience, I confirm that being an Asian living in Europe just has more difficulties to achieve in Europe than a european woman living in China, if language barrier doesn't exist, of course.

Plus, it depends on the education that the person had received, her background, her experiences and her aim in the life.
Some are happy with their career achievement, some are happy with their families, some are happy in the field of humanitarian work.

As men could always try to block the ascension of a woman in her career, women could always cope with this situation better than men if it's the contrary, because we have always lived in a world of discrimination and it will take time to change, since it has lasted for several centuries.
But, women cope with it doesn't mean that they are more stupid !

And I may say, that more the woman has competences, more her male colleagues try to push her down. (BTW, in Europe, that's the way it happens.) Maybe because Men are focused their life on their carrier, whereas women can be pregnant and can deliver babies, and some have already the fullness of the life with this.

So the intelligency of woman is her adaptability of the evolution in the working world, not because of her career achievement.

And if the discrimination had never existed since the begining of the humanity, the world wouldn't be like as today's.

Clara
This post was modified on 21 Aug 2009 at 09:40 am.
- 20 Aug 2009, 11:22 am
Clara DANG wrote: > From my own experience, I confirm that being an Asian living in > Europe just has more difficulties to achieve in Europe than a > european woman living in China, if language barrier doesn't exist, of > course. > > Plus, it depends on the education that the person had received, her > background, her experiences and her aim in the life. > Some are happy with their career achievement, some are happy with > their families, some are happy in the field of humanitarian work. > > As men could always try to block the ascension of a woman in her > career, women could always cope with this situation better than men > if it's the contrary, because we have always lived in a world of > discrimination and it will take time to change, since it has lasted > for several centuries. > But, women cope with it doesn't mean that they are more stupid ! > > And I may say, that more the woman has competences, more her male > colleagues try to push her down. (BTW, in Europe, that's the way it > happens.) Maybe because Men are focused their life on their carrier, > whereas women can be pregnant and can deliver babies, and some have > already the fullness of the life with this. > > So the intelligency of woman is her adaptability of the evolution in > the working world, not because of her career achievement. > > And if the discrimination had never existed since the begining of the > humanity, the world wouldn't be like as today's. > > Clara
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Re^7: Women in China
I agree, in Europe, people esteem more traditional values and views of role and responsibility for being a woman, It's fine as it is, as long as her compentence and performance is fairly awarded and promoted. At least it is the reality of my surroundings.
Back to the article, It must be very interesting to compare both cases and backgrounds, above all, the causes.
- 20 Aug 2009, 2:15 pm
Weiwei Wang wrote: > I agree, in Europe, people esteem more traditional values and views > of role and responsibility for being a woman, It's fine as it is, as > long as her compentence and performance is fairly awarded and > promoted. At least it is the reality of my surroundings. > Back to the article, It must be very interesting to compare both > cases and backgrounds, above all, the causes.
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oh,I am late,
This point is very hot.
- 20 Aug 2009, 2:39 pm
Fei Liu wrote: > oh,I am late, > This point is very hot.

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