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   Ruta Kruliauskaite February 22, 2021 at 10:26 am

   It’s such an interesting data. I wonder how could an influencer look like pre Internet times. And how will they look like in 10-20 years or so? And if there’s a territory bounds to their ‘influencing’ – are they famous only in China or outside of it as well and how far?
   If you could, how could you phrase what you are trying to do with one question?

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      Wenye Xie February 25, 2021 at 2:52 am

      Hi, Ruta,
      After this week, I read some interesting news, I wonder if I can change my thesis idea.
      [Background]

      1. Should single as well as married women are allowed to freeze their eggs？not according to China’s top health authority, whose recent comments de defending this position, sparked heated debate this week.
      2. 2. Men can freeze sperm, but women cannot freeze eggs. The official explanation is that the technology and risks of freezing eggs are different from the risks of freezing sperm. （男性可一冷冻精子，但女性不可以冻卵子。官方的解释是冻卵的技术和风险与冷冻精子的风险不同。）
      3. Another new is the Chinese celebrity Shuang Zheng’s surrogacy issues cause a big debate in China.（郑爽代孕引发舆论风波。）

      [Initial Ideas]

      Woman’s Fertility gradually declines in the 30s, particularly after age 35, but for various reasons (Workplace competition/ psychological/ Sexual orientation/……), This contradiction is plagued by more and more women of 30+, who somehow do not want to move so early In married life, some focus on career, and some are bisexual (including men).

      The different physiological structure leads to the unfairness of the social status of men and women. From another perspective, if men are given the possibility of giving birth to themselves, will they reverse the composition and the order of this society? Society will become freer and closer to utopia, or will it violate the laws of nature，Leading mankind go to a destructive ending?

      In China, the issue of fertility has always symbolized power. The issue of fertility is an emerging social issue as it is a conflict between male and feminist rights. It’s the dominant power infertility has the dominant power in society.

      For my thesis, I want to discuss the woman’s fertility rights, especially the 30+mid-class woman who want to keep single or have no plan to give birth to a baby in their fertility ages.
      Can they in charge of their fertility?

      With the emergence of egg freezing and surrogate technology, many people regard it as a regret medicine that may choose the current life.
      Should we support females conduct their own fertilities?

      育龄女性为了各种原因（社会竞争/心里/）想要延缓生育，但是女性的育龄年纪只有在特定的年纪段，这种矛盾困扰着越来越多30+的女性，她们有些不想这么早步入婚姻生活，有些结了婚还想先奋斗事业的，还有些在性取向上是更偏向双性恋的……

      生理构造上的不公平，导致男性和女性社会地位的不公平。从另外一个角度来说，男性如果被赋予自己生育的可能性，是否会颠倒这个社会的构成和秩序，这个社会会变得更加自由，更加接近乌托邦，还是说它会因为违背自然的规律，而让人类走向一个毁灭的结局？

      在中国，生育问题一直象征着权力，与其说生育问题是一个逐渐显现的社会问题，不如说是个男权和女权的斗争问题，谁占据了生育的主导权，谁就占据了社会的主导权。
      随着冻卵技术的出现，很多人把它当作一个可能选择当前生活的后悔药。我们应该支持女性的生育权利吗？

      I want to discuss the following questions:
      * Egg freezing: Can Woman hold fertility rights in their own hands? Like they want to have children later in their lives?
      *What if the man can fertilize in the future? Can man instead of woman be a ‘mother’?
      *Surrogate Industry: Ukraine’s baby factories: Is surrogacy fair?
      *The conflicts between Middle Class and the Authorities.
      *What if there’s a new medicine technique to reverse restores periods and produces fertile eggs. The quality of women’s eggs is not limited by age. If it’s can come true, will it cause any other social problems?
      *Low birth rate and freezing

      Ref: https://www.gminsights.com/industry-analysis/surrogacy-market

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