Confucian belief was that women were not equal to men, nor were they worthy of a proper education. Other than these restricting guidelines Confucius hardly mentions women at all in his teachings, which in it self shows a great deal about his perspective on women; inferior and unimportant. Within the Confucian family structure women are always submissive to their male counterpart...
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From birth till death it seems that women from the ancient Chinese cultures were in a position of service to men. At first women are expected to be submissive to their father's and brother's, gaining little or no respect as a member of the family unit. Conditions seem unchanged still after marriage as women are then confined to the authority of her husband...
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