Ha Wang Juku is in Japan but does not understand the history of Japanese feminism. Japanese feminism was also very powerful in the 80s and 90s, overwhelming men. Japan's "women-only train" is unique in the world.

However, all rights movements gradually disappear with long-term economic decline. When the economy is in decline, men are ruthless, willing to sacrifice themselves and dominate the workplace, and women cannot compete. In 2005, a Japanese male colleague slept on the floor in the office for a week at the end of the quarter, which shocked me. Of course, later on, similar practices also emerged in Chinese internet companies.

If you can't compete, what do you do? Return to the family. So now you see, Japanese women are the most traditional in East Asia.

Similar situations exist in Thailand, where men are even more ruthless. If they can't compete in the male competition, they directly go to the female competition. So when you look at Thai women, do they ask for dowries? Isn't it great in Saipan?

And then, where is the fiercest feminism now? South Korea. South Korea has a good economy. South Korean women discriminate against men to the core and have specifically invented gestures to describe the small size of Korean men's private parts.

What can be tolerated and what cannot? 😂

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