Chinese Gen Z radical feminists were born during a period of intense overlapping conflicts—when thousands of years of patriarchal son preference intersected with the one-child policy and globalization (roughly 2001–2013). Their parents, mostly born in the 1970s–1980s, grew up not long after the Cultural Revolution.

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