The survey said that women in Hubei inherited their parents’ high degree of property identity.

Yesterday (15th), the Provincial Government Information Office released the third phase of the survey on the social status of Chinese women in Hubei Province. The data shows that women in our province have made greater progress in health, education, economics, social security, politics, marriage and family, lifestyle, legal rights and cognition, and gender concepts than in the previous decade.

The survey was jointly implemented by the Provincial Women's Federation and the Provincial Bureau of Statistics. The aim was to analyze the status and changes of the social status of female groups from 18 to 64 years old in 2010 in our province. A total of 2,995 valid questionnaires were retrieved. The survey was conducted in 1990 and 2000 respectively.

Narrowing gap between gender homework

60% of the respondents believe that the current social status of men and women in China is similar, 30% believe that men are higher than women. There are 81.9% and 88.4% of the respondents saying that "the ability of a woman is worse than that of a man" and "the man should also take the initiative in the household work." This means that men spend more time doing housework than they did 10 years ago. The gap in labor time is shrinking.

Sixty-five percent of men and 63.4% of women agree with the view that "men should be social-oriented, and women should be family-based", which is an improvement over 10 years ago. Regarding the saying that “doing better than marrying well”, which caused widespread concern and controversy in the society, 38.3% of men and 45.8% of women expressed their agreement.

Diversification of women's lifestyle

87.3% of 18-64-year-old women are in a state of marriage. The average age of first marriage for urban and rural women was 23.6 and 21.9 respectively. 86.3% of women expressed satisfaction or satisfaction with their family status, and the corresponding proportion of men was 89%.

More than 70% of married women believe that the wife has more housework than her husband. Women have 55.5% of property (including couples) and 70.2% of men.

Women's lifestyle is increasingly diversified, with 70% of women visiting places outside the county area, half of women performing physical exercises, 24.4% of women participating in community activities in the village community, 29.4% of women participating in the network, and 6.9% of women Religious Belief.

Network is an important way to obtain information

According to the survey, 11.9% of women have participated in management and decision-making at all levels; more than 90% of women are concerned about “major issues at home and abroad”; social security, social security, rural issues, financial crisis, and housing issues are issues of concern to women; Women are more concerned about social security and social security, while rural women are more concerned about the issues of agriculture, rural areas, and social security.

There are no significant differences between the topics of concern for women and men, but men and women have different ways of obtaining information. In addition to television, women are more likely than men to obtain information through friends, family, or acquaintances. Men are more dependent on newspapers and magazines. Like men, the Internet has become an important way for women to obtain information. In the past five years, more than 70% of rural women have participated in village committee elections.

70% of women have a clear understanding of discrimination

8 Adults know that China currently has laws that specifically protect women’s rights. Nearly 80% of the respondents agreed that “the daughter should share parental property equally with her son under the premise of fulfilling their obligation to support him.” This was only 30% a decade ago.

About 70% of women have a clear understanding of discrimination. Women who have experienced gender discrimination in employment accounted for 10%. Among female college students with job seeking experience, 20% had once been denied employment due to gender reasons. More than one third of female top-level talents considered gender as their own. Career development is hampered. In the married life, women who suffered from different forms of spousal domestic violence accounted for 24.6%.

More than 30% of women accept high school education and above

The average age of education for women aged 18-64 is 8.6 years. Among women, 34.7% received education for high school and above, 12.2% for college education and above, and 60% for women with college education or above are highly educated through continuing education.

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