Reporter Xu Yiqun/Taipei Report
Guo Yanjun and Sasha recently recorded "WTO Sisterhood" to talk about the differences between men and women in various countries, many of which include inequality between men and women, Sasha frankly said: "It is really difficult for men and women to be equal, but sometimes girls can't be too excessive, think about it, Taiwanese boys are sometimes a little aggrieved." Guo Yanjun, who was dissatisfied with the fact that there were still many male superiority and female inferiority ideas in the world, even said that after reading the script, he once "did not want to record".
Guo Yanjun and Sasha hosted the "WTO Sisterhood". (Photo: Courtesy of Eight TV)
The show talked about the situation of inequality between men and women, Honey from South Korea helplessly said that when cockroaches appeared, boys as long as they shouted, some girls will feel that "this boy is useless", so that he who is also afraid of cockroaches, he said: "I have lived in Taiwan for 10 years or can't adapt, because I am too afraid!" 」 After listening to it, the guest Arnold admitted that he had also had this thought.
Si Si shared Myanmar's patriarchal preference. (Photo: Courtesy of Eight TV)
Si Si from Myanmar praised Taiwan's public transport for setting up "women's priority carriages", shouting: "Super good! In our country it will be written as "male priority car."" And then expressed envy for Taiwanese girls can have the autonomy to decide whether to have children or not, Myanmar is to give birth to boys, if they can't give birth, the husband married a second wife, but also to help the second wife to raise children, a word made everyone dare not believe.
After listening to Si Si's sharing, Guo Yanjun also said: "In fact, after reading the script, I don't want to record this episode, I really can't imagine how there are so many male and female inferior ideas in the world?" 」 Sakinu also said that the early Paiwan people would clearly distinguish between men and women, "for example, girls should have tattoos on their hands that symbolized weaving, and boys' arms should have hunting patterns, and they could not do each other's things." After hearing this, Sasha agreed, "That's fair!"