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Zhang Lunan
Joined: 16 Jun 2003 Posts: 1
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Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2003 8:57 pm Post subject: equality of the sexes |
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Hello, everyone! My name is Zhang Lunan. I'm a Chinese, but I am
studying in Japan.
In Japan, men have higher status than women. At home men (the
father or the husband) usually take a bath before women. Men don't
do the housework for their family. Does your father (or husband)
do the housework? In a company women play an important part of
work. Women usually serve tea at lunch break to their colleagues.
But men don�t usually do that. In your company, who serves tea
at lunch break to colleagues? Who serves tea to the visitor?
In China, women have the same rights as men. In a family and
in a company, men and women have the same part. In my family,
my father does the housework when he has time. For example,
he sometimes cooks and cleans the house. What do you think about
men not doing the housework for the family?
I hope to hear your answer.
1. In your family, who takes a bath first?
2. Does your father (or husband) do dish-washing after a meal?
A: Often B: Sometimes C: Never
3. Does your father (or husband) send children to go to school?
A: Often B: sometimes C: Never
4. Does your father (or husband) make the breakfast?
A: Often B: sometimes C: Never
5. In your family, who throws away household waste?
6. In your company, who serves tea at lunch break to colleagues?
A: Male workers B: Female workers C: Others
7. In your company, who serves tea to the caller?
A: Male workers B: Female workers C: Others
8. In your company, are there more male managers than female managers?
A: Yes B: No
C: There are as many female managers as male managers.
Write back soon!
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Zhang Lunan
Tokuyama Women's College
[email protected]
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Roseray
Joined: 19 Jan 2003 Posts: 47
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Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2003 5:53 am Post subject: |
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I am a Hong Konger. In my family, my father and mother have to go to work. The housework is shared by them. However, my father is still the breadwinner of the family. In other words, my mother keeps her salary to herself whereas my father have to pay all the expenses in the family.
In office, there is a little bit different. Most companies would like to hire male for the top post. However, no woman is willing to serve tea for men during lunch or tea break. Men sometimes serve tea to women to show their 'geltleman' manner. |
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Zanthrick
Joined: 31 Mar 2003 Posts: 51 Location: IA, USA
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Posted: Wed Jul 16, 2003 6:39 pm Post subject: |
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1. Whoever gets up first. In this case that would be the father most of the time.
2. B. sometimes, but it's rotated regularly among the family members
3. C. He always left too early, about 5:30 am. We just walked down the street and took the bus anyways though.
4. Everyone pretty much made their own breakfast
5. Usually us kids did.
I'm still a student, but I'll just comment on companies I'd most likely work in.
6 & 7: Nobody really serves drinks, in seminars/meetings everyone pretty much gets their own.
8. More male managers, but there aren't many females in electrical engineering here with that kind of experience yet. It should get much better in the next ten years or so. |
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