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Discussion on the situation of Chinese full-time “housewives” brought about by the divorce of Leehom Wang and Li Lianglei-BBC News

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This week Leehom Wang announced that he would suspend his acting work

“Whether it is a past or a modern woman, choosing to devote herself to the family is essentially unpaid work. It is a 24-hour multi-role (nanny/teacher/cleaning aunt/driver/manager/partner/specialist). Help). The salary for this job should be calculated in total, plus the opportunity cost of not going out to work based on your ability. This should be the salary that the housewife deserves through her own efforts, not a gift or charity.”

This is a post from the well-known Chinese pop singer Leehom Wang’s ex-wife Li Lianglei on Weibo last week. Regarding the various details and rumors before and after the marriage between her and Leehom Wang, she, who had never been interviewed by the media in the past, chose to expose it herself, causing an uproar in the global Chinese-speaking world. In just a few days, the fans of Li Lianglei’s Weibo public account increased by 3 million. The first related post on December 17 was liked by tens of millions. It seemed to be one of the most eye-catching news at the end of 2021.

However, Chinese readers around the world are not only concerned about Leehom Wang’s positive image of being a “high-quality idol” and “descendant of the dragon” over the years, which has been completely vanished under Li Lianglei’s accusations of constant affair or even mental violence. Among them, Li Lianglei called on all walks of life to face up. The speech of “housewives” resonated with many female readers. According to external analysis, this is one of the main reasons for Li’s support this time.

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Li LiangleiThe first Weibo posted on the divorce event caught the eye. A week later, her Weibo followers soared by more than 3 million, and she said in her latest Weibo on December 23 that she hoped to put an end to this matter.

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