The manifestations of inequality between men and women in ancient times. Please answer and write more.

Inequality between men and women exists in various situations, but it can be roughly attributed to the following aspects: politics, economy, culture, social production, marriage and family.

Inequality in political status is an inequality that has existed since ancient times. There is an ancient saying that "women are not allowed to participate in politics", which proves that women at that time had no place in politics, let alone any position to speak of. Although contemporary society is trying its best to improve, it still feels inadequate. From national leaders to government officials at all levels, men have an absolute advantage in numbers. As a result, women have fewer opportunities to speak, their opinions are less accepted, and the protection of their rights is even more incomplete.

Inequality in economic ability is also very common in contemporary times. Although there are indeed many examples of "strong women" in the business world, men still occupy an absolute leading position in terms of overall per capita income. Therefore, the phenomenon of "men making money to support the family" is still the status quo of most Chinese families.

Inequality in culture and education. Although this phenomenon is not more obvious in urban areas, the old saying "a woman's lack of talent is a virtue" is still quite influential in most rural areas of China. of. From the male-to-female ratio in China's major universities, we can also see that there is still a large inequality between men and women in terms of culture and education. There is a joke that people are divided into three categories: men, women, and female doctors. Although this implies that female doctors have extraordinary abilities, it also reveals people's conventional thinking: Men deserve better and higher education than women, while women’s extremely high academic qualifications represent “others”.

Everyone should be familiar with the phenomenon of inequality in social production. According to surveys, although the proportion of men in production in all walks of life in China is not much higher than that of women, when applying for jobs, , the general phenomenon is that men are preferred, although there may already be female applicants with better conditions. Therefore, there is great employment pressure on women in many industries in Chinese society.

Inequality in marriage and family relationships is a phenomenon that is easily overlooked by everyone, but it is becoming more and more obvious in contemporary Chinese society. The marriage model of "men are older and women are younger", the division of labor model of "men are more responsible for outside work and women are more responsible for domestic affairs" and the concept of childbearing that "prefers boys over girls" are all big problems.