The Bloodiness of Capital: There are some "wombless villages" in western India where many women have to accept the demands of sugarcane farmers in order to make money on sugar cane farms, and they are "castrated" in their 20s

The Bloody Capital: There are some "wombless villages" in western India, where many women have to accept the demands of sugarcane farmers in order to make money on sugar cane farms, and they are "castrated" in their 20s, undergo uterine removal surgery, and never menstruate again, only to keep their jobs. These cane sugars, which can make human beings happy, flow with the blood of these poor women, and there are more than 100,000 local female workers, who work day after day to harvest sugar cane. They work 10 hours a day and start working from 3 a.m., but such intense work can only be exchanged for more than $1,000 a quarter.