Good argumentation. Yes, the advantage you have had your whole life (and previous generations before) is something you don't experience as such. But if that adv

Good argumentation. Yes, the advantage you have had your whole life (and previous generations before) is something you don't experience as such. But if that advantage is decreased just the slightest bit, then suddenly you feel very disadvantaged, while you are actually still "ahead". Also in a society were sexism isn't considered a topic it's also hard for women to see their disadvantages. They feel a lot of pressure from society and family, but it's the same for their friends and (female) colleagues. Failing to fulfil them while other women around you struggle to achieve them makes you look like a loser. So Chinese women also support the status quo, which makes it even harder for Chinese men to see the point.