China’s secret, female-only language

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    Nushu is a centuries-old script used by Chinese women who were barred from formal education. This secret, female-only language, created in a small village in Hunan province, was once known to only a small number of women in central China. But nushu has since seen a resurgence, as a form of resistance against traditional patriarchy.
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Komentáře • 294

  • @clayhamilton3551
    @clayhamilton3551 Před 18 dny +93

    “Women are forbidden from reading.”
    “We will invent our own writing system that men can’t read.”

  • @user-nf9yr8od9k
    @user-nf9yr8od9k Před 28 dny +361

    I just want to point out there is a misconception of Nüshu as a language---No. It is actually only a script used to render (a regional variety of) the Chinese language, in parallel with Hanzi.

    • @一玉
      @一玉 Před 20 dny +30

      yes! as a chinese i find it exhausting explaining to people the difference between a writing system and a spoken language. and how we have many dialects not to be all called “chinese” when people refer to mandarin.

    • @YeahImRose
      @YeahImRose Před 20 dny +4

      Glad your comment was at the top, when I saw 永 on their pad and script beneath it I understood what was going on and glad you're here to say so, woulda had to go and look it up :D

    • @dragunityx12
      @dragunityx12 Před 17 dny +1

      ​@@一玉No foreigner deserves to know since they will never try to appreciate it nor respect us. Here in the US, everybody's an ignorant bigot brainwashed by the Anglo Judeo world order

    • @uamsnof
      @uamsnof Před 2 dny

      Yes, language =/= writing

  • @Sleipnirseight
    @Sleipnirseight Před 6 dny +18

    For thousands of years, women all around the world have been treated as sla'ves and property. Education is the first step towards liberation and independence. The women who created this script were powerful and had great perseverance.

    • @princessthyemis
      @princessthyemis Před 3 dny +1

      It breaks my heart every time when I think of how women were treated in the past!!!😢

  • @BadCr0w
    @BadCr0w Před 28 dny +322

    When there’s a will there’s a way, this is so incredibly cool.

    • @jpgunman0708
      @jpgunman0708 Před 27 dny

      Nvshu(female-only word) is a Chinese dialect syllabic phonetic script specially used by Jiangyong Nushu in Hunan Province. Nvshu works are written on refined cloth handwritten book (wedding gift), fan, cloth, paper, respectively called "three dynasties book", "song fan", "Pa book" and "paper text". Some are embroidered on the patch, called "embroider word".
      Here women have the habit of singing hall, often gather together, while doing needlework, while singing, reading, teaching nvshu. The activities of women singing and learning female books are called "reading paper", "reading fan" and "reading Pa", forming a unique female book culture.
      In the study of anthropology, Bian Xianghe proposed that Jiangyong Nvshu is the only character in the world that exists specifically for women. It was born in the Han Dynasty and is another form of expression of Chinese characters, which will provide a new window for the understanding and understanding of Chinese culture.
      When Bian Xiangwa discussed Japanese katakana with the famous Japanese Chinese cultural scientist Toki Sawa, he believed that Japanese katakana had the shadow of Chinese Nvshu.
      On May 20, 2006, "Jiangyong Nvshu" was approved by The State Council and included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage.

  • @lyhthegreat
    @lyhthegreat Před 28 dny +372

    This is similar to the hiragana in japanese whereby back then only men were allowed to use kanji.

    • @squid5882
      @squid5882 Před 28 dny +20

      Actually katakana for men

    • @TomiThemself
      @TomiThemself Před 28 dny +10

      Whaa? A genuine fun-fact that no-one teaches? They should teach this more - this is cool!

    • @user-wx1uj4lw1c
      @user-wx1uj4lw1c Před 28 dny

      ​@@squid5882there are several versions about origin of Katakana

    • @oishibaking
      @oishibaking Před 27 dny +11

      Yes, but in Japanese, men knows both just don’t use it. For nushu only women are allowed to know this

    • @jmiquelmb
      @jmiquelmb Před 27 dny +35

      Kana were known by both men and female. Kanji and the Chinese language were reserved to men, as politics and other topics. Women wrote in Japanese and only using kana. The tale of genji, probably the most important piece of Japanese literature, was written by a woman using only kana.

  • @Mad.E
    @Mad.E Před 22 dny +68

    why am I getting emotional
    That's really a beautiful example of self-empowerment

  • @ozone8897
    @ozone8897 Před 28 dny +211

    It's a script, not a language

    • @captives6479
      @captives6479 Před 28 dny +17

      It's a secret code for discontent women, not a script.

    • @chesobriahismail6752
      @chesobriahismail6752 Před 28 dny +36

      @@captives6479 it is a script,because it is use in the masses and seems to be culturally significant,if it’s not a script than any other script except the latin script is a code for the English language
      Because I can use the other scripts for writing English

    • @chesobriahismail6752
      @chesobriahismail6752 Před 28 dny +8

      @@captives6479 besides,it even changed into a syllabary
      It also seems to evolved naturally and believe me scripts do change and evolve

    • @speicaldark
      @speicaldark Před 28 dny +2

      it's a written language.

    • @PeoplecallmeLucifer
      @PeoplecallmeLucifer Před 20 dny +1

      @@speicaldark it's a writing system, a script developed for the language spoken in the region it was invented it

  • @sosotik
    @sosotik Před 22 dny +29

    time and time again i am impressed by some commenters (who already have left their mark on multiple other videos from SCMP) and their dedication to just mock things covered by this channel
    nushu is kind of cool though

    • @priskruger314
      @priskruger314 Před 6 dny +2

      Report them. People need to learn as well as adhere to netiquette.

  • @Alternatives_Universum
    @Alternatives_Universum Před 28 dny +14

    It is a writing system. Not a language obviously.

  • @jzeng2022
    @jzeng2022 Před 28 dny +149

    作为中国人几十年了,还是第一次听说有“女书”,专门女性的文字。

    • @toddli5272
      @toddli5272 Před 28 dny +19

      I think that's the point

    • @stephanielim5544
      @stephanielim5544 Před 28 dny +8

      i heard of it before, and i'm not even chinese. or i mean my grandfather was, but i did not grew up in china.

    • @user-yw5wf6kz5t
      @user-yw5wf6kz5t Před 28 dny +19

      当年很红的电影“雪花扇“就是以女书为背景拍摄的。

    • @dawnexplain3128
      @dawnexplain3128 Před 28 dny +6

      It’s a very niche script. I think it was predominantly used by an women of a ethnic minority in a fairly small area in the south.

    • @stephanieyee9784
      @stephanieyee9784 Před 28 dny +2

      Unless you are female and from a certain area in China you Wouldn't know about it.

  • @mapletibits6372
    @mapletibits6372 Před 28 dny +71

    Oh I know about this one, I think there was a movie which the female protagonists, one of them played by Li Bingbing, communicated using this writing system.

    • @stephanielim5544
      @stephanielim5544 Před 28 dny

      you mean Fan Bingbing

    • @mapletibits6372
      @mapletibits6372 Před 28 dny +19

      @@stephanielim5544 No the Li Bingbing who played Ada Wong in Resident Evil.

    • @stephanielim5544
      @stephanielim5544 Před 28 dny

      @@mapletibits6372 ahhhh I see

    • @sebastonix
      @sebastonix Před 28 dny +11

      Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See

    • @Honeycomb-fj3kr
      @Honeycomb-fj3kr Před 23 dny +1

      Yes, that's where I first learned about this, from that book

  • @SouthChinaMorningPost
    @SouthChinaMorningPost  Před 28 dny +11

    Read more on this: sc.mp/75ep6

    • @greekre
      @greekre Před 28 dny

      the west cant even define what a woman is

  • @user-yy2ce7jo8s
    @user-yy2ce7jo8s Před 28 dny +38

    這只是文字 不是語言 他們說的話仍然一樣

    • @liuzh1han
      @liuzh1han Před 26 dny +5

      应该是翻译的错误

    • @PeoplecallmeLucifer
      @PeoplecallmeLucifer Před 20 dny +4

      yes but "female only language" will get more clicks than "female only writing system"
      It's silly but that's how media houses work

  • @ccmutb
    @ccmutb Před 28 dny +36

    Nushu is like the real version of movie SNOW FLOWER AND SECRET FAN. Cool.

    • @akdlg9sjjslk8
      @akdlg9sjjslk8 Před 28 dny +3

      Oh my goodness, I remember watching this movie when I was younger and have been trying my darnest trying to remember the name for years. I can’t believe I found it by reading your comment. THANK YOU.

    • @ccmutb
      @ccmutb Před 28 dny

      @@akdlg9sjjslk8 😂

  • @Sjalabais
    @Sjalabais Před 28 dny +23

    Such a beautiful script.

  • @yoongles6435
    @yoongles6435 Před 28 dny +179

    The characters of this language look really pretty as well, as if they carry that 'feminine energy'

  • @wjgthatsit2357
    @wjgthatsit2357 Před 28 dny +7

    Duolingo wants to know your location

  • @saralin1125
    @saralin1125 Před 27 dny +6

    This is SO Freaking cool. In a patriarchal society that shames you for being literally bearing male heirs, this is something I am so glad hasn't been lost to the generations/times. Once I am HSK level in my reading and writing for Simplified AND Traditional Chinese I really wanna try learning this one day

  • @harrok38
    @harrok38 Před 28 dny +4

    Thank you for this. I had no idea, but will look into this more deeply.

  • @VelvetRed-rz8ur
    @VelvetRed-rz8ur Před 28 dny +127

    Women really had suffered a lot in hands of patriarchal societies for centuries.. and still do..

    • @tablespoon1277
      @tablespoon1277 Před 28 dny +12

      Oh really? Tell me more…

    • @cliptonic69
      @cliptonic69 Před 28 dny +20

      clearly not anymore infact they torment man more nowadays

    • @sanneoi6323
      @sanneoi6323 Před 28 dny +10

      Patriarchal societies are what work and it's not suffering I'm pretty happy actually

    • @sanneoi6323
      @sanneoi6323 Před 28 dny

      ​@@cliptonic69LGBTQ ideology does that, over here we do not have it. We are all happy, our society prospers and those who go against our fundamental values all perish.

    • @VelvetRed-rz8ur
      @VelvetRed-rz8ur Před 28 dny

      @@cliptonic69 who? where? Men are the ones bullying each other, calling each other betas and playing his ego wars.. I’d never seen women harassing men ever.. however women still are getting assaulted and harassed on daily basis. Men hurt women and children.. and other “weaker” men..

  • @suhnih4076
    @suhnih4076 Před 19 dny +2

    Based af, even if it's no longer necessary.

  • @gthreesix
    @gthreesix Před 28 dny +8

    Interesting, I did not know this was a thing.

  • @viclorenzo5016
    @viclorenzo5016 Před 28 dny +6

    That's actually very cool.

  • @elizabethmacpherson0989
    @elizabethmacpherson0989 Před 14 dny +1

    I would love to learn this 🥰 . Looks beautiful

  • @MariarsClara
    @MariarsClara Před 28 dny +15

    ❤ that's so amazing, now i want to learn it too

    • @notpillow6759
      @notpillow6759 Před 13 dny

      @@MariarsClara you might wanna learn the language first then you can learn the script

  • @celiaescalante
    @celiaescalante Před 19 dny +2

    I over heard this growing up. I did not know. I thought they meant that in China Cantonese was spoken by men and Mandarin was spoken by woman.

  • @NataliaPunko
    @NataliaPunko Před 22 dny +2

    Anybody here after reading the Stormlight Archive?

    • @commpisto5948
      @commpisto5948 Před 18 dny +3

      I didnt come here specifically because of that, but yeah. I woneer if Brandon Sanderson was inspired by Nushu

  • @seekthuth2817
    @seekthuth2817 Před 21 dnem +7

    I'm gonna learn this script to further push the patriarchy.

    • @notpillow6759
      @notpillow6759 Před 18 dny +3

      As a guy I'm gonna make sure to learn this script so you don't make a difference

    • @oakmaiden2133
      @oakmaiden2133 Před 17 dny +1

      @@notpillow6759 lol, your learning something doesn’t erase another person. Sad for you though.

    • @Finland-od7gb
      @Finland-od7gb Před 15 dny

      @@oakmaiden2133this is such a cringeass mentality from both of you

    • @notpillow6759
      @notpillow6759 Před 13 dny +1

      @@oakmaiden2133 it does though it's supposed to be a female only language, and by a male learning it then exclusivity is lost.

  • @TomiThemself
    @TomiThemself Před 28 dny +3

    Where can we find Xu's book?

  • @princessthyemis
    @princessthyemis Před 3 dny

    This is fascinating to hear about and I'm so glad that they did it.But hearing it's called the script of tears is so sad! I am so glad that it is preserved and being learned about and I hope that more people continue to learn about it and use it so it doesn't die out!!!

  • @gemini1123
    @gemini1123 Před 15 dny +1

    Reading and writing… more like scheming and dying. We need to go back to growing our own food stat. Forget ‘formal education’.

  • @lillygirl7238
    @lillygirl7238 Před 28 dny +17

    Just finished a book by Lisa See about nushu. Such a hard life for them. 😔

  • @philoctetes_wordsworth
    @philoctetes_wordsworth Před 28 dny +1

    Remarkable, poignant, and wonderful. Thank you for this story.

  • @erikad0511
    @erikad0511 Před 28 dny +29

    So cool that they're trying to keep the language going....

    • @lyhthegreat
      @lyhthegreat Před 28 dny +8

      It's a reminder of how poorly women were treated in china..

    • @Alternatives_Universum
      @Alternatives_Universum Před 28 dny +2

      Mandarin is the most spoken native tongue on the planet. So there is no need to try to keep the language going. Its going pretty well already.
      Language is what you speak. Writing system is what you write.

    • @erikad0511
      @erikad0511 Před 28 dny +6

      @@Alternatives_Universum well the ladies in this video think it's pretty important so take your beef up with them

  • @isaackellogg3493
    @isaackellogg3493 Před 17 dny +1

    0:18 Literacy, uh…finds a way

  • @aka-bo6ej
    @aka-bo6ej Před 28 dny +30

    This is absurd, you made a video about a script, a written language without a single word mentioning the spoken language that uses it, Xiangnan Tuhua. It's a script derived from Chinese characters to write a Chinese language, so there are tons of one-to-one correspondences, but it's not for all Chinese languages, its phonetics just doesn't work everywhere. Many only care about the script but not the language, and that's arrogant.

  • @priskruger314
    @priskruger314 Před 6 dny

    I dont think its as beautiful as regular characters. Its beautiful in itself but regular characters are more beautiful to me.

  • @EmilyF72
    @EmilyF72 Před 28 dny +4

    一次都么有听过‘女书’

  • @gigirys9948
    @gigirys9948 Před 27 dny +1

    ❤ very important to pass traditional ways less we forget, the tears and struggle's of the world.

  • @WinnieAmos05
    @WinnieAmos05 Před 28 dny +9

    Dope 🔥

  • @georgeeagle872
    @georgeeagle872 Před 16 dny +1

    Nushu, which literally means womens language, originated in western Hunan Province (湘西). It was created by women and used only by women. It's unique in China (maybe in the world?). Unfotunately, only a handful of people left can write and communicate in Nushu nowadays

  • @Maya-sv1pz
    @Maya-sv1pz Před 2 dny

    Afghanistan needs to see this

  • @kristine6996
    @kristine6996 Před 27 dny +1

    WoW how clever and resilient we are 🤝👗💐.

  • @dave6892
    @dave6892 Před 28 dny +16

    Why are you putting western classical music for a traditional Chinese related documentary?

    • @gummynoodles9036
      @gummynoodles9036 Před 27 dny +3

      Why not?

    • @rg_888
      @rg_888 Před 22 dny +9

      It's funny. If a Western TV production always used traditional Chinese music when discussing something China-related, they might get the opposite complaints: "Why do you always use stereotypical music when discussing Asian people? You wouldn't use that music when talking about a white or black person."
      Just goes to show... some people will always **search for a reason** to be offended.

  • @kairinase
    @kairinase Před 19 dny

    Maybe you can cross check this with the Voynich manuscript, see if it works for deciphering the language.

  • @loszhor
    @loszhor Před 21 dnem +2

    Both interesting and sad. :

  • @dannygjk
    @dannygjk Před 4 dny

    I can't focus on two different types of mental tasks at the same time here it's music and the other is non-muaic.

  • @andrewyoonhobai8453
    @andrewyoonhobai8453 Před 28 dny +1

    how is it possible these women are double exxtraordinary, its outrageous unfair how can you be a grandmastr and not be a wahmen

  • @katharinabecker752
    @katharinabecker752 Před 8 dny

    A western violin as background music?

  • @blessingsoutlaw
    @blessingsoutlaw Před 28 dny +2

    Fascinating…!!

  • @insho.
    @insho. Před 21 dnem +3

    this is sooooo cool

  • @clankb2o5
    @clankb2o5 Před 17 dny

    I almost wrote a term paper on this in university but my teacher told me my idea was unfeasible... It's a shame, I probably would have been able to say something really cool about it in a youtube comment if I had done some research on it :^)

  • @JettoGospel
    @JettoGospel Před 4 dny

    Oh allnthe sheng nu gonna learn that script now.

  • @danielbarratt405
    @danielbarratt405 Před 13 dny

    Not very secret anymore

  • @hardadouzakariae9540
    @hardadouzakariae9540 Před 28 dny +1

    I think like this Hiragana has appeared.

    • @heian17
      @heian17 Před 28 dny

      That's true. Both hiragana and nvshu are just simplified handwriting of Chinese characters

    • @hardadouzakariae9540
      @hardadouzakariae9540 Před 28 dny

      @@heian17
      Also both of them were designed for women

  • @xynt8195
    @xynt8195 Před 27 dny +1

    Boys language: B r o! D u d e!

  • @melody3741
    @melody3741 Před 17 dny

    Sounds similar to the story of hiragana

  • @pwelele
    @pwelele Před 28 dny

    When you thought mandarin was tough to learn... here get a taste of my nushu 🤦🤣

  • @janewen7131
    @janewen7131 Před 28 dny

    Both of my grandma's went to school to learn to read and write their parents didn't follow this trandation it wasn't very common for someone of their generation to go to school🏫👵👵

  • @REMdonor
    @REMdonor Před 16 dny +1

    beautiful

  • @Megumu_Iizunamaru.
    @Megumu_Iizunamaru. Před 27 dny +2

    In US they called it feminist

  • @pattmahiney
    @pattmahiney Před 3 dny

    Who nu..... shu

  • @captives6479
    @captives6479 Před 28 dny +6

    It's a secret code for discontent women, not a language.

  • @Amen7801
    @Amen7801 Před 28 dny +1

    amazing

  • @pboonsiri6317
    @pboonsiri6317 Před 27 dny

    Some Thailand does bad so they make Thailand people don't like China now.
    Orn Lee, Orn boonsiri

  • @doggosan2839
    @doggosan2839 Před 21 dnem

    What happens if a man learns how to read the script?

    • @Alakazam_an_Azalea
      @Alakazam_an_Azalea Před 21 dnem +5

      Whenever a man comes to the conclusion to read nushu, their individual atoms split apart keeping the script 100% guy free.

  • @jeffreysetapak
    @jeffreysetapak Před 28 dny +1

    女書??

  • @user-ht3dv3tt6x
    @user-ht3dv3tt6x Před 28 dny +10

    No wonder I can't understand my wife. She's using the secret female language.

  • @user-wk2my7rd6m
    @user-wk2my7rd6m Před 28 dny

    以bism alrahman alrahim kukat hrwin fi kilimtizur sayaaratan shahinat waklimtazur ha'it bialafiun shaykhatan hubaha barsha min 突尼西亞alsabe w 的名義阿庫利·巴拉德·伊利哈·巴瓦基爾·利朱努達姆瓦基爾
    Yǐ bism alrahman alrahim kukat hrwin fi kilimtizur sayaaratan shahinat waklimtazur ha'it bialafiun shaykhatan hubaha barsha min tú ní xī yà alsabe w de míngyì ā kù lì·bā lā dé·yīlì hā·bā wǎ jī ěr·lì zhūnǔdá mǔ wǎ jī ěr

  • @azorac7188
    @azorac7188 Před 27 dny +5

    文字本身没啥毛病
    但有人要拿这玩意搞男女对立来打拳那是真的纯纯初生

    • @zebraimage
      @zebraimage Před 4 dny

      我作为一个男的很想问一下你,你觉得现代社会已经达成一个完美的男女平等的状态了吗?如果没有的话,那么“对立”是一种客观存在的事实,不是被人“搞”出来的,而是被“指”出来的,point out, 指出来,让更多人意识到这个事实存在,才有“可能”解决问题。难道大家都闭口不谈,问题就不存在了吗?

  • @vsalasarcr
    @vsalasarcr Před 28 dny +2

    Greetings. Fantastic, I just hope that feminism in Asia does not become what a sector of Western feminism has become: radical and meaningless.

  • @jthele
    @jthele Před 27 dny +1

    Not a secret no more

  • @ankowat6775
    @ankowat6775 Před 28 dny +13

    Lots of small pp energy in the comment section

  • @ianchrist4892
    @ianchrist4892 Před 28 dny

    shabi

  • @nik56mh6
    @nik56mh6 Před 21 dnem

    the message it brings forward is correct but the reason is childish a mere script can't change reality it can only warp it's perception bring concrete changes if you really want to change society.

  • @Hkchinese888
    @Hkchinese888 Před 28 dny +4

    Lol, the secret well kept that no one knows. 🤣🤣🤣

  • @eyaswoo1483
    @eyaswoo1483 Před 28 dny +1

    女拳狂喜

  • @kurigaru
    @kurigaru Před 17 dny

    Yeessssss

  • @kittyflier8338
    @kittyflier8338 Před 28 dny +3

    Hiragana

  • @walters8748
    @walters8748 Před 21 dnem

    .

  • @cmikhail7289
    @cmikhail7289 Před 22 dny

    so Japanese really had their origins back to China

  • @AlexLee-je5jg
    @AlexLee-je5jg Před 28 dny

    Show it to the west and those feminists, karens and karls will not stop talking disregarding its history

  • @mdzeeshanansari7721
    @mdzeeshanansari7721 Před 26 dny +2

    no
    it is just a script not language.
    women should stop playing victim card or women card

  • @Internalview44
    @Internalview44 Před 28 dny +3

    Till now their life havenot changed poor souls i am sorry for them

    • @darth.severuss
      @darth.severuss Před 28 dny +2

      I feel sorry for Endia no Gold. Largest population in the world

  • @FMFvideos
    @FMFvideos Před 28 dny +1

    yes women like new shoe

  • @IronMan-u2m
    @IronMan-u2m Před 28 dny +9

    what Fing language 😂😂

    • @ToiChutGongWu
      @ToiChutGongWu Před 28 dny

      Say hello to the PHP Peso paid bot farm for me, CardboardMan

    • @wynn3077
      @wynn3077 Před 28 dny

      @@ToiChutGongWu Is that like the Bannerman who was protesting in Beijing .
      They closed down social media just because they were afraid of him.😂

  • @aarcoh
    @aarcoh Před 28 dny +6

    EXCELLENT VIDEO. THIS WILL ALLOW WOMEN IN CHINA TO MORE EFFECTIVELY PRAISE THE BOLD AND VISIONARY LEADERSHIP OF XI JINPING

  • @thejackluo
    @thejackluo Před 28 dny

    first

  • @melvinhuang2911
    @melvinhuang2911 Před 28 dny +2

    women secretly hate each other

  • @TheDefpunkjake
    @TheDefpunkjake Před 28 dny +1

    I demand Man language!

    • @Alakazam_an_Azalea
      @Alakazam_an_Azalea Před 21 dnem

      If men ever get denied education im sure there would be man language.

  • @ahodanalin
    @ahodanalin Před 28 dny

    太闲了

  • @leonpse
    @leonpse Před 28 dny +1

    Never had Chinese women being deferential. Usually, always complaining, yelling, screaming, demanding, and never happy about anything, and want you do work 24x7.

  • @kleec495
    @kleec495 Před 28 dny +1

    Ironically Chinese character for Women is more elegant than the one in Nvshu.

  • @FloofyTanker
    @FloofyTanker Před 26 dny

    Average TERF language:

    • @rg_888
      @rg_888 Před 22 dny +2

      This might be the dumbest comment I've seen this year, and I don't throw around words like that lightly. Do you even know what the word TERF means? The fact that it centers around the issue of transgender people--which has absolutely nothing to do with anything mentioned here, and the very concept of which didn't even exist in China at the time?

    • @elizabethmacpherson0989
      @elizabethmacpherson0989 Před 14 dny

      You’re right, it’s empowering to women and gorgeous to look at 🥰

    • @himalayansalt32
      @himalayansalt32 Před 12 dny

      You say it as being TERF is an insult, go cry about it, incel

  • @Koala-jj7go
    @Koala-jj7go Před 28 dny +2

    What hardships. Staying at home whilst the men worked hard to provide food and shelter whilst they constantly nag 😂

    • @st.altair4936
      @st.altair4936 Před 28 dny +1

      A significant part of the hardship is probably "men" like you lol

    • @heian17
      @heian17 Před 28 dny

      In feudal China, Han Chinese women were forced to bind their feet from a very young age (about 4-5 years old), which made their feet completely deformed. You could search Google "Chinese binding feet" to see how their feet belike. After that painful process, those women could not even walk normally, so they could not work outdoor, of course.
      Fortunately, this evil custom has never been exported to other Asian countries.

  • @IronMan-u2m
    @IronMan-u2m Před 28 dny +2

    😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @Devildemon74
      @Devildemon74 Před 27 dny

      Thank you for the comment, go collect 2 rupees

  • @lokaskarak3442
    @lokaskarak3442 Před 28 dny +2

    Don t worry. The Christians have provided education for all the people in China including girls. Christians have provided healthcare for the women too.

  • @G0ML666
    @G0ML666 Před 25 dny +1

    script of tears is about right. What will women do if they can't complain

  • @IronMan-u2m
    @IronMan-u2m Před 28 dny +3

    Like Corona🤡

    • @SpikeOuu
      @SpikeOuu Před 28 dny +7

      What’s wrong with you🤡

    • @IronMan-u2m
      @IronMan-u2m Před 28 dny

      @@SpikeOuu whats wrong with you chick?

    • @SpikeOuu
      @SpikeOuu Před 28 dny

      @@IronMan-u2m What’s wrong with your eyes? Like COVID-19? Are you blind?

    • @sfkdsxzjkcfjldskaf99sddf809sdf
      @sfkdsxzjkcfjldskaf99sddf809sdf Před 28 dny +1

      Let's get you your meds and get you back to the nursing home grandpa

    • @Devildemon74
      @Devildemon74 Před 27 dny

      Thank you for the comment, go collect 2 rupees

  • @williamtj21
    @williamtj21 Před 28 dny +3

    Useless garbage knowledge

    • @ToiChutGongWu
      @ToiChutGongWu Před 28 dny +1

      Say hello to your PHP Peso paying bot farm for me.

    • @wynn3077
      @wynn3077 Před 28 dny +2

      @@ToiChutGongWu Guidelines grumpy.

    • @Hkchinese888
      @Hkchinese888 Před 28 dny +2

      @@ToiChutGongWu
      Find a job

    • @ToiChutGongWu
      @ToiChutGongWu Před 28 dny

      @@Hkchinese888 Really? Oh, I am surprised you are not telling me my mother works on the corner of Portland Street. Or one of the following: that I am working for a Front Organisation. Or that my “mother” works in a massage parlour in Shanghai and my “father” works in a scam call centre in North Myanmar. Also, that my “father” is scamming in Sihanoukville, Cambodia. Don't forget "community guidelines".

    • @Hkchinese888
      @Hkchinese888 Před 28 dny +1

      @@ToiChutGongWu
      That is why you should find a job, se7en