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World Wide Coverage of ‘Leftover Women:’ A Commercialized Love

We are watching you, China….your secret stigmatization of ‘Sheng Nu’ is no longer contained.  The world is not only aware of this phenomenon, but curious and baffled by it.  With approximately 3o million more men than women, one would think … Continue reading

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Women’s Rights At Risk

While reading additional articles about China’s ‘leftover women,’ I found an article that discusses the status of women and the progression from their traditional roles as females since the Mao regime.  Progress, however, is not being made currently in China. … Continue reading

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The Constraints of Being a Single, ‘Sheng Nu’ Woman

As I sift through several interesting articles related to my topic, I have come across one that exemplifies a qualitative method of research.  In an article written by Sandy To      titled, “Understanding Sheng Nu (“Leftover Women”): the Phenomenon of Late … Continue reading

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“Old Women Should Get Married” – More on ‘Leftover Women’

Stop being picky and just get hitched! This is what China is telling the young women in today’s society through the pressure and influence from family, friends, and the media. There are even television shows, and a LOT of them, … Continue reading

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China’s Leftover Women: A Case Study

Independent. Intelligent. Successful. Believe it or not, in China and several other Asian countries, these are all qualities that drive men away from women, rather than attract them. I became interested in the topic of ‘Sheng Nu,’ Leftover Women, when … Continue reading

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Benjamin and Technology (Snooki, Cats, and War)

Our discussion group (Nicole, Tommy, Asana, Gillian, and Kat) reflected on several topics, some of which were related to class, and others were a bit astray, though they certainly proved relevant to certain theorists. We began by talking about Benjamin’s … Continue reading

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