Who put forward the slogan "Women hold up half the sky"

? Women hold up half the sky. Where did this household name come from? The answer lies in Baozi Village, Yanglongsi Township, Xifeng County, Guiyang City.

It was during the upsurge of agricultural production in 1950s that Baozi Village in Yanglongsi Township established1agricultural production cooperative at the end of 1954. At that time, the old idea that many male members despised women had not been reversed. They disapproved of women going out to work, resulting in only three or four of the 23 female members in the village going out to work. They do the same work as male members, but according to the division of labor system at that time, male members get 7 points every day, while female members get only 2.5 points, which seriously affects the production enthusiasm of female members, and the labor force in the village is short, making it difficult for the masses to eat. At this time, Yi Huaxian, the female director of the village agricultural production cooperative, proposed: Chairman Mao said that men and women are equal, and female members should also go out to work, and their work points should be as much as those of male members. ? In this way, Yi Huaxian led women and male members to plow fields and transplant rice seedlings together, which mobilized the enthusiasm of women in the village and increased the crop yield by 30%.

1955 The publication of Guizhou Democratic Women's Federation published the article "Cooperative implements equal pay for equal work for men and women", commending the first village in China that implements equal pay for equal work for men and women. Mao Zedong of Baozi Village agreed after reading this article. Suggest that all towns and communities generally follow suit? . Later, Mao Zedong proposed? Women hold up half the sky. Slogans soon resounded throughout the country.

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