What is pastoral feminism?

Pastoral feminism, short for "China Pastoral Feminism", refers to a group that demands equality between men and women, but requires men to bear the main responsibility, and pursues the maximization of women's income under the pretext of feminism. Pastoral feminism generally refers to a kind of "unilateral and self-interested" feminism, which runs counter to the goal of realizing equality of rights between men and women.

The word feminism makes people think that it is an independent ideology, but in fact there are many schools of feminism. Due to historical background and the legal status of women in some countries, feminism has produced different routes to achieve different goals. So, there are all kinds of feminism.

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The word "rural women's rights in China" is semantically related to such words as "China rural dog", which in itself constitutes a joke on women's rights. Many statements under the banner of women's rights have deviated from the goal that the feminist movement hopes to achieve, and there is a real stigma on women's rights as a whole.

The proliferation of remarks like "I'm not talking about women's rights, I'm talking about equal rights" just shows that this attack on unreasonable demands of women's rights is to target all demands of women's rights at the same time.

Refer to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Pastoral Feminism