Does Urban Sprawl Aggravate Smog Pollution?

Qin, Meng; Liu, Xiuyan; Tong, Yiting

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-8357-0_8

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“…Work is the premise and basis for women to gain economic independence and personality independence. To maintain their own economic and personality independence, women often choose to have their careers, which is also the realistic basis of equality between men and women [4]. So, also after a day of heavy work back home, why default women to undertake the housework, rather than two people in the family to share?…”

Section: Reduce Prejudicementioning

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“…After women become mothers, everything seems to have changed, all their needs and desires are gone, and the social consciousness thinks that they can only take their children to do housework, while ignoring their needs as "people" themselves. In the process of studying the bourgeois experience of the 19th century (especially between the 1950s and 1990s), Peter Gay found that in Victorian culture, people habitually believed that women as wives were sexually numb and that their full love potential was realized in the process of doing housework and raising children [4]. Once women have children, they are already considered without desire.…”

Section: More Attention To the Basic Needs Of Womenmentioning

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The Issue of Gender Equality in Modern Chinese Society: Taking the Legend of Chen Qianqian as an Example

Guo

2023

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In ancient Chinese feudal society, the status of women was very low, and women's behavior, language expression, and thought were all imprisoned. For example, the "three-inch golden lotus" is not only to meet the sexual psychology of male perversion but also to destroy the female body, so that women can not travel, thus imprison-women; "Three and four virtues", "good women do not marry two husbands", "women without talent is a virtue" are shackles on female thought. With the progress and development of society, the status of Chinese women has significantly improved, especially women's self-awareness has been greatly improved. At present, the more popular female literary works and dramas of female protagonists are the reflection of female independence and feminist thought. This article begins with the popular TV series “The Rumor of Chen Qianqian”, analyzes the story of the heroine who passes through the past and grows up in the city of Huayuan where women are respected and men are inferior and analyze the growth demands of women in modern society. At the same time as the current social progress, there is still a lot of discrimination and prejudice against women, such as the stereotype that housework is a task exclusively for women, and once women have children, they lose all their desires and needs. In particular, the article calls on society to strengthen publicity to avoid prejudice against women. At the same time, women should pay attention to their personal needs and grow into better themselves; Women are neither dependent on nor hostile to men, and they divide labor reasonably, give play to their respective strengths, and live in harmony.

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Section: Reduce Prejudicementioning

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The Issue of Gender Equality in Modern Chinese Society: Taking the Legend of Chen Qianqian as an Example

Guo

2023

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“…The economic actors have been paying attention to this issue, and in the case of China's smog pollution, relevant research is mainly reflected in two aspects: First, focusing on the impact of internal factors of China's social and economic development on smog pollution. For example, some studies have found that excessive consumption of coal (Zheng et al., 2005), motor vehicle exhaust emissions (Pui et al., 2014), and urban sprawl and expansion of population scale (Qin et al., 2019) significantly aggravate smog in China, while China's fiscal decentralization significantly improve environmental pollution (Que et al., 2018). In addition, some studies show that there is a significant U‐shaped or inverted U‐shaped curve relationship between China's environmental regulations and green total‐factor energy efficiency, which may has a nonlinear impact on air pollution (Wu et al., 2020; Zhao et al., 2018).…”

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Export trade and smog pollution: Empirical evidence from China

Bai

2020

Growth and Change

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This paper examines the impact of China's export trade on smog pollution. Based on provincial panel data from 2006 to 2016 in China, we use spatial econometric methods to empirically investigate the smog pollution effects of China's export trade from two dimensions, export scale and export structure. It has been found that smog pollution in various regions of China has obvious spatial correlation; China's export trade has a significant positive impact on smog pollution, whether in terms of export scale or export structure. After establishing different forms of spatial weight matrices and considering alternative indicators of smog pollution, the results of this paper are still robust.

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Does Urban Sprawl Aggravate Smog Pollution?

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The Issue of Gender Equality in Modern Chinese Society: Taking the Legend of Chen Qianqian as an Example

The Issue of Gender Equality in Modern Chinese Society: Taking the Legend of Chen Qianqian as an Example

Export trade and smog pollution: Empirical evidence from China

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