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Research on Gender Contradictions in Contemporary China: Structural Pressures, the Negativity of Marital Surplus, and the Gender Projection of Class Contradictions
Against the backdrop of a sustained decline in marriage and birth rates in China and intensifying gender tensions, traditional explanations centered on individual preferences or gender norms are insufficient to account for the structural mechanisms involved. Drawing on the economics of marriage and
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