There are also many ancient poems about rural life, such as Tao Yuanming's "Picking chrysanthemums and seeing Nanshan leisurely under the east fence" in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Du Fu's "Two orioles singing green willows and a row of egrets flying into the sky" and Wang Wei's "There seems to be no one on the empty mountain, but I think I hear a voice", all of which are famous poems describing rural life.
Feminism is also a relatively fair and positive endorsement, a word to safeguard the interests of girls and pursue equality between men and women, which is very symbolic and marks the rise of women.
However, the combination of pastoral and feminist has become a derogatory term. Pastoral feminism refers to advocating women's rights, but at the same time refusing to undertake the obligations corresponding to the corresponding rights. In other words, taking advantage of women's weakness as a moral kidnapping, asking for men's interests from the society, but unwilling to pay, simply means advocating women's enjoyment, men serving women, and women are superior to men.
This is a distorted and extreme idea, trying to confuse the true meaning of women's rights, which is different from real women's rights and not the same concept. True women's rights advocate equality between men and women, and the rights, responsibilities and obligations are completely consistent. Pastoral feminism advocates that women have rights, but they do not need to bear responsibilities and obligations, that is, double standards.
In this way, rural women's rights are no different from before, but the subjects have changed each other. In this regard, I support true women's rights and oppose rural women's rights. I think equality between men and women is a very good thing. As the saying goes, men and women are tireless and complementary.