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China’s Male Leaders Signal to Women That Their Place Is in the Home (article)

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China’s Male Leaders Signal to Women That Their Place Is in the Home (article)

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China’s Male Leaders Signal to Women That Their Place Is in the Home

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The Communist Party’s solution to the country’s demographic crisis and a slowing economy is to push women back into traditional roles.

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Jig's husband was seemingly pressuring her into getting an abortion and was disinterested in the idea of raising a child. He gave her the option to keep the baby but was referring to raising a child in a way that seemed like it was an obligation more than something he was excited to do

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China's president is pressuring Chinese women into having more children, whether they would like to or not. Also, the women are being encouraged to stay home and take care of the family.

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Mrs. Mallard feels trapped in her relationship and longs for freedom. This is shown through how she describes the nature around her and how she feels trapped in her marriage by her husband.

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As the wife, Mrs. Mallard is expected to be complacent in her marriage and shouldn't be expressing any sort of negative feelings towards her husband.

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The story emphasizes the role of women in relationships carrying children and that being their "job"

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Jig is expected to be an attentive and good wife by listening to the wants of her husband without question.

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Mrs. Mallard is expected to spend her time mourning the loss of her husband instead of taking advantage of the new opportunities presented to her