Sexuality in China: Gender Inequality and Socioeconomic Differentials
Apr
14
4:30PM to 6:00PM
Louis A. Simpson International Building, Room A71, Princeton, NJ 08544, United States
China is currently undergoing a sexual revolution, characterized by shifts in sexual attitudes, identities and behaviors. This transition has been fueled by rapid economic growth, globalization, the rise of the Internet, policy and legislative reforms, as well as women's empowerment. To better understand the emerging dynamics of sexuality in China, researchers conducted a national online survey -- the 2020 Chinese Private Life Survey (CPLS). Using CPLS data, this presentation explores gender inequality and socioeconomic differentials in the sexual lives of Chinese adults. The findings suggest that Chinese women's sexual attitudes have not only converged with those of men, but are even more liberal; however, gender disparities in sexual behaviors and well-being persist. Interestingly, researchers find that higher SES does not necessarily lead to more frequent or satisfying sexual experiences, with noticeable gender differences. These findings suggest a distinct pattern of sexual stratification in China.. . . .
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Event Details: https://my.princeton.edu/rsvp?id=1953952