Xiao Meili, who opposes how to protect women's sexual rights and interests in sexual assault, was born in Sichuan Province. At the age of 24, she began to participate in the women's rights movement. She occupied the wedding dress with blood in men's toilets. From September 2013 to April 2014, Xiao Meili walked from Beijing to Guangzhou.
Along the way, she will stop to send letters to local officials. What she wants to call for is that China must change its attitude towards handling sexual assault. In China, people tend to blame the victims, not the perpetrators. Xiao Mei said, 'This is what we strive to change.'. Xiao Meili and her companions wake up at 8 o'clock every day and depart around 9 o'clock. Every time they arrive in a new town, they will go to the post office and send a letter to local officials, demanding that teachers be strengthened and reviewed to better investigate allegations of sexual assault.
Protecting women's safety is not about closing them down, but about allowing them to practice eighteen martial arts skills. This society needs to take responsibility and establish a safety mechanism. I am not an ordinary woman, I am not an ordinary person, I am a feminist. Xiao Mei said about feminism, what do you think? Will women take away power? Do you oppose men? I believe that for most people who do not understand feminism, their inner association with this word must be filled with negative energy. Therefore, feminists also suffer from the emergence of young people, becoming an outlier in the eyes of many people. Society is filled with various misunderstandings about women's rights, but their core is actually simple: gender equality. As long as you support gender equality, you are a feminist.
As a feminist, my job is like that of a recent college graduate. Xiao Meili is also a young and lovely girl, wearing round black framed glasses and loose old sweaters on a small board. Her big eyes turn around while chatting, and she curiously gathers when she sees new things. She rents out on the grassland with good friends because she is a feminist. Perhaps this destined her to be a bit different from other college graduates.
After graduating from a media university majoring in advertising, her focus is not on what kind of high paying job she is looking for, but rather on discussing with her friends when to get married, buy a car, and buy a house. The women in domestic violence, the victims of campus sexual violence, the female job seekers in employment discrimination, the left behind women in remote mountainous areas... and so on. Any news from these groups can touch her nerves, voice, support, and help these groups, all of which are the center of this girl's life.