Southeast China 1940 Case Study

All men and women are created equal. This was not the case in Southeast China in the years of 1940. The economy was based on the agricultural industry. Sons were better at working than the daughters because their bodies were built like that since they were born. They were able to erupt the economic growth for the Southeast China. During the 1940s in Southeast China, parents regarded that sons were more valuable than daughters because the sons were considered to be more productive than the daughters. China’s economy heavily depended upon the agricultural industry, which required a lot of labor. Back then, there were no factories or companies. There was no way to earn money easily. The only way to earn money was farming and making products.