Once again, India has subverted the perception of it!
As we all know, for many years, Indian women have been in the depths of the water, and horrific incidents have emerged one after another.
Turn on your phone and flip it around.
There is news that a 19-year-old girl was beaten and tortured by her father and cousins because she fled her in-laws' house.
There is no humanity to speak of, even if it is his own daughter.
And the latest piece of news tells us that this is not the most outrageous and terrible.
A 17-year-old girl named Niha in Uttar Pradesh, India, was reportedly beaten to death by several close relatives for wearing jeans during religious prayers.
Even his body was hung on a bridge at the mouth of the village.
At present, the local police have charged 10 people with murder and destruction of evidence.
To tell the truth, for the factory director personally, because of a piece of clothing, parents can beat their own flesh and bones, which is unimaginable and even more unacceptable.
Even this behavior, in their eyes, may not conform to the "rules" .
In this regard, the news points out the core of the problem:
India's patriarchal mentality is deeply rooted, and women have no freedom from dress to who they talk to, and their situation has never improved.
I remember a lawyer from India who said—
In our culture, there is no place for women.
What a bold and ridiculous statement!
Seeing this, I think some people will say that after losing, they know how to cherish, when more and more people no longer have girls, fewer and fewer girls, the situation will change.
But, is that really the case?
Not necessarily.
For example, in this Indian movie, the few women live as beasts, become playthings...
"A Country Without Women"
The society in the film is both magical and real.
Pregnancy and childbirth are a top priority, and the family needs to hold ritual prayers.
however.......
Give birth to a baby boy, and celebrate with the whole world;
Giving birth to a baby girl is a bad thing.
The baby girl will be wrapped in a cloth and directly sink into the basin of water and drowned alive.
For a long time, there were fewer and fewer girls in the village, and they almost disappeared.
Yes, that gets what the director wants, "a country without women".
What happens next?
Beyond imagination.
Women are scarce, and men cannot marry daughters-in-law.
There are families in the village, from the father to the five sons, all of whom are bare sticks.
So, there's something strange —
For example, in the village, "men dressed as women" danced on the stage:
For example, using boys to cheat and cheat on high marriage costs:
Another example is the men in the village, there are young people, there are white-haired old people.
They sat around in the middle of the night, watching indescribable little movies to vent their desires that had nowhere to go.
Even some of them couldn't stand it in the middle of the way, and ran directly to the cowshed outside the door...
But in the end, no matter how cathartic, it is not as good as finding a real woman as a wife.
So many times, the family should start to look for the child when he is thirteen or fourteen years old, and at the same time, he must prepare a high fee.
If you are lucky, you can be like this family, spending 500,000 yuan and 4 cows to "marry" one.
Almost everything was poured out, and the daughter-in-law who was married was discussed by the family to "use" to the maximum.
From Monday to Friday, the brothers do not argue, in order, and the remaining two days of the weekend are left to the father to "honor" his old man.'
In this way, night after night, women are constantly ravaged and tortured.
Do you think that's her worst?
No, no, no.
It's just the tip of the iceberg.
In addition to serving the whole family, she also has to do heavy work during the day, cooking on the fire.
She couldn't bear it, and she had a hard time sending a letter to her father, but when his father came, he ignored her and asked for additional money from the family.
The reason is that before marrying his daughter, he did not know that the old father also "enjoyed" his daughter.
Loved ones are cold and unforgiving to her;
The youngest son of the family, who had affection for her, ended up miserable.
He was close to the woman and often helped her with housework, which aroused the jealousy of his brothers and father, who conspired to murder her and throw her into the river.
Later, the police came to inquire, and they also pretended to be sad, crying and asking him why he could not think of it because of his poor grades.
At this point in the plot, it gets more and more out of control -
Because of the private ventilation of the message, the woman was chained to the pillar like a cow and a sheep.
She was in the cowshed, with no food but only water, and her body was smelly and baking.
But even so, she still did not escape the fate of being ravaged...
Honestly, this movie, the director will never watch it a second time.
Because the content is too rough and too perverted, the heroine's encounter makes people can't bear to look at it directly.
Like the scene where she lies in a cowshed like a "corpse" without temperature, the kind of unresponsiveness to the men who come to "forage" reveals despair.
Here, I have to say that in terms of filmmaking, India and South Korea really have a fight.
They all belong to anything that dares to shoot, and everything dares to be sarcastic, but in reality, it is not changed.
Every 3 minutes, 1 woman is subjected to violence;
Every 16 minutes, 1 woman is sexually assaulted;
In 2019, there were more than 30,000 cases of sexual assault recorded alone, an average of 91 per day;
......
These data, the factory director has taken out the example many times.
Unfortunately, the data is still being updated and the tragedy is still happening.
The documentary "India: A Dangerous Country for Women" shows us the unfriendliness of indian society as a whole to women.
Go to a remote place, and men will "rape" women with their eyes.
Walking on the street, men will deliberately collide with women, have physical contact.
They treated this as harmless jokes, "Eve's teasing," not sexual harassment.
There are also strong acid attacks.
Tuba, who is less than 20 years old, was poured sulfuric acid by several boys on the way to school for no reason.
Her face was disfigured, her left eyeball was so badly damaged, and the skin of her nose and mouth was so sticky that her family had to insert two thin tubes in her nostrils to help Tuba breathe.
In addition, she lost her sense of smell and swallowing and could only eat liquid food.
Maddening, this kind of hurtful incident of women, the initiator is not just a "uncultured low-quality" group.
The defense lawyer for the bus gang rape case, knowing the causes and consequences, still said amazingly, "Our culture is different."
The difference between a decent girl and an un decent girl is, "When you see her, you feel respected for her, and if she was respected, that wouldn't happen."
Between the lines, in vulgar terms, it is like a piece of meat dangling in front of a dog, and being taken away can only blame you for this piece of meat, and the dog is innocent.
As the saying goes —
The most terrifying thing in the world is not atrocities, but ignorance.
This "ignorance" is deeply rooted and indestructible.
Yes, India's aversion to women stems from the top down, from the deepest parts of culture.
Hinduism reveres sex and worships male genitalia.
In the Manu Code, the famous code of Hinduism, the definition of a woman is as follows:
Women must follow their father at an early age, from their husbands to adulthood, and from their sons to their deaths, and women must not enjoy autonomous status.
Merangarh Castle, a famous attraction in India, is a testament to this.
There are 31 handprints, which are the marks left by the widows of Prince Man singh before they held the "Satie" ceremony.
The so-called "Satie" is a funeral, and on the day of the cremation of the prince, they were burned alive together.
This concept continues to this day.
In 2018, India spent 1.8 billion yuan, claiming to be the most expensive movie in Bollywood, "Queen Padmavati", and made such a story.
He preached that the queen would set herself on fire for the protection of her virginity and for the king.
Moreover, nearly 70% of Indians still believe that:
Rape, women have a greater responsibility than men.
Because for Indian men, this is not a crime, on the contrary, it is an embodiment of men's rights.
Remember that in "Daughter of India", there is a sentence like this -
It is thought and culture that nourish evil.
The greatest sorrow of a country is the sorrow of culture and tradition;
Sadly, most of the human body is in it, still unaware of it, and still constantly producing new sins...