Working Women

For centuries, women have been regarded as carers of families. However, this view is becoming more complex as women who are more salary than their spouse or women who work as supporters of their families are on the rise. According to the Pew Research Center, 40% of all children under the age of 18 include mothers whose families have increased significantly from 11% of the sole or primary source of income - 1960. Mothers who are the main economic supporters of the family are divided into two groups: 37% married, salary is higher than husband, 63% is single mother ("Does not support family").

Nearly half of the labor force is composed of women, and the importance of women's wages for the economic stability of families is growing steadily. IWPR stated that if women receive the same wages for equal work, "the poverty rate of all working women will halve from 0% to 8%." It is worth emphasizing that children are facing the greatest impact of growth below the poverty line, from cognitive difficulties to higher prison inmates.

As the article on "Women's work, women's values" shows, the relationship between gender, development, and tradition is complex. There is no direct boundary between traditional society and modern society - whether this line makes women's job less important or more important. As feminist scholar Chandratarpaard Mohammi asserted, "The heterogeneity of this subject was suppressed." For example, it is wrong to reduce women's diverse life like the "third world women" group, where homogeneity is impossible.

One of the drawbacks of modern feminism is that it is based on modern capitalism. Traditional jobs by women, raising children, raising families, etc. did not produce wealth, so it was not noticed in society. The second wave of feminism took place in the 1970s as women entered into a permanent "second position" phase, women asked for the right to enter the labor force. Furthermore, I am not Phyllis Schlafly. I think this is very important. And it is worth it. And absolutely changed society. Women are necessary to build social infrastructure

The plight of Chinese professional women will take decades to change. Improvements in the system can only be achieved through collaborative efforts. Not only doctors, teachers, family support, but also sisters, wives, and most important as a mother. They choose to act as both at the same time. People are mere mothers and may give up all other works. But they choose not only to bring food to the table, but also people who sleep on hunger. Although work affects them, we should strengthen and ensure that they receive sufficient care and comfort to live a proper life of happiness and satisfaction. As Donnabel said -