PODCASTS (CHINESE)
The Gender Discrimination and Stereotypes in China
This podcast explores gender discrimination in China, sparked by the debate on selling sanitary pads on trains. It examines the progression of gender biases from childhood through adulthood, highlighting stereotypical gender roles, educational discrimination, workplace inequalities, and societal expectations in shopping and family life, demonstrating their pervasive and negative impact on individuals and society.
Difference in beauty standards among different culture
This podcast explores the different traditional conceptions of beauty standards across the world. This discussion focuses on the similarity of beauty standards across different culture as well as identifying the different styles of fashion that different cultures have. Prior to this podcast two of our =Equality members conducted academic research on this topic, to show that they have provided facts in this podcast.
Different experiences of living in the three countries and the attitude of people in different countries towards Chinese people.
This podcast elaborates on our personal life experiences of discrimination in three countries and introduces the definition of equality from multiple perspectives. It also deeply understands the harm caused by discrimination and the importance of fairness in creating a harmonious society. "We hope that our podcast can inspire more people and promote world peace and equality for all".
China being misrepresented in the media
On today's podcast, two =Equality members discuss the issue of stereotypes and misrepresentation of China in the media, analysing the impact and ways of dealing with them. Analysing the impact of this and how to deal with it, Vivian and Jean argue that while some facts do exist, stereotyping and discrimination against China due to people's subjective views are widespread and have negative consequences. They discuss the reasons for this phenomenon from different perspectives, from different countries and races. What are your thoughts on this phenomenon? Let us know in the comments.
