Feminist Development in the Workplace since the Twenty-first Century in China

Abstract

The film "Kim Ji-young born in 1982" sparked a discussion about gender inequality in the workplace after it revealed that even engineering graduates from Seoul National University were housewives. Staying at home as a full-time wife is seen as unproductive, and working outside the home is seen as lacking family values. When a similar number of men are promoted at the same time, a woman will advance no further than her male counterparts. In response to these three aspects of the film, the author researched sexism in the Chinese education workforce. This study examines the 21st-century feminist movement in the workplace. the author used four research methods. First, a case study of gender disparity in the education sector. "Literature analysis" looks at workplace discrimination against women in the 21st century. We'll examine workplace discrimination against women from economics, law, and human resources perspectives. The questionnaire method is a tried-and-true way to collect accurate data.