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Exploring the inheritance of maternal genes, debunking the father's 'genetic lineage'. Discussion on feminism topics, from media bias to ancient cultural practices. Touching on myths, literary works, cloning, and female reproduction. Unraveling the mysteries of mitochondrial DNA and the 'maternal genealogy'.

This episode features Ruth Behar, a renowned American anthropologist, discussing her memoir '到得了远方，回不去故乡'. The book explores Ruth's growth from Cuba to New York half a century ago and the experiences of women in different countries. Liu Ruyi, the editor of the 'New Citizen Says' Life Pavilion at Guangxi Normal University Publishing House, shares her insights on learning Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu as a response to violence against women. Ruth's story inspires us to recognize injustice and strive for change while embracing the power of love.

The podcast discusses the challenges of coming out as a feminist, highlighting the different cultural reactions faced by individuals. The conversation explores gender stereotypes, personal experiences, and strategies for overcoming societal expectations. The speakers share their insights on navigating cultural nuances and embracing authenticity in various contexts.

Exploring the overlooked history of great female artists and their struggles in the art world. Discussing the impact of gender bias on recognition and contributions of women artists throughout history. Highlighting notable female artists like Artemisia Gentileschi and Anni Albers, who challenged societal norms and paved the way for future generations of women in art.

Chinese women in urban areas rush back to their hometowns for arranged marriages during the Spring Festival. Author Liang Hong shares her experiences and insights on gender equality and empowerment. The podcast explores the complexities of traditional Chinese dances, health reflections, and decision-making in business amid uncertainty.

Exploring the evolution of love in China, from traditional expressions to modern concepts. Discussion on gender liberation and oppression in families. Mention of Benedict Cumberbatch's efforts for gender equality and complex female characters in 'Game of Thrones'.

Exploring the forgotten stories of female trailblazers in China a century ago, who defied societal norms to participate in movements, start businesses, and challenge oppressive laws. Their courage and sacrifices paved the way for modern Chinese women's freedom and independence, reshaping the country's path towards modernization. The podcast honors these remarkable pioneers and their contributions to women's rights and societal progress.

In this episode, we have 蓝方, founder of the critical thinking workshop 'C计划', who introduces the skills of critical thinking. They discuss how to respond to gender biases and elevate the status of women and sexual minorities. They talk about the importance of facts, rational thinking, and asking questions to differentiate from those who cling to ignorance and prejudice. They explore gender issues and the need for rational dialogue to promote a positive cycle. Listen to 蓝方's insights and learn some daily actions we can take.

The podcast explores why women sometimes mimic men in their professional lives. It discusses historical reasons behind professional women imitating men, the challenges they face, and how different cultures view gender roles. Topics include gender pay gap, female empowerment, literature, popular TV shows and movies, and the influence of male behavior on women in the workplace.

A discussion on gender perception and the creation of new gender-neutral pronouns in Chinese society. Exploring the impact of language on perceptions of gender and challenging traditional gender stereotypes. References to historical figures, literature, and theories related to gender studies and linguistic development.