The Study Of Rights Of Mulao Ethnic Group In The Family

With times changing, women's rights being gained unprecedentedattention, we see that the rights of women in academic concerns isrelatively dry. This article selects Shang Feng Li village Luocheng townin Guangxi as a field survey sites, by using the social gender roles as astarting point and both gender-related anthropology and feminist theories,the use of participant observation, comparative study of basic researchmethods of Anthropology to explore and analyze the rights of Mulaoethnic group women in the family.The results show that the gender rolesof Mulao ethnic group women get a traditional gender division of familyand are married into marriage patterns such as the impact of localknowledge. Traditional family culture determines gender roles, buteconomic factors are affecting the root causes of changes in roleexpectations.While through in-depth exploration of specific family Mulaoethnic group the rights of women, mainly in mate selection and marriage,domestic violence and divorce, family affairs decision-making power, thefamily property, inheritance, and reproduction of gender preference inthese five areas, I found that Mulao ethnic group women in the familyhave received certain rights and status, but not full equality ofgender.Through research, I think in respect of local knowledge, the theoryof androgyny fits Mulao ethnic group rights in the family allocation of research, and it can also promote harmonious development of sexesrelations better.