Woman in Chains v.s. Man Underground
When people talk about trafficking, they often think of women and children, but men are in fact just as likely to be victims.
Yiru Zhou is a contributor to On Magnolia Square.
When people talk about trafficking, they often think of women and children, but men are in fact just as likely to be victims.
Professor Gabbard is a lecturer in the Writing Program of NYU Shanghai who once served as a visiting assistant professor at Lyon College of England.
Lin Chen is a Senior Lecturer in the Writing Program at NYU Shanghai. His courses at NYU Shanghai include Writing as Inquiry and Perspective on the Humanities.
Recently, a few phrases gained broad popularity especially on Chinese websites such as: “fo yuan”(佛媛), “bing yuan”(病媛), and “youer yuan”(幼儿媛). One feature that these phrases all share is that they all have the word “yuan”(媛). The original meaning of the word “yuan”(媛) is a beautiful woman or a lady from a rich family; however, this positive meaning has been transformed since last year.
Every time I come to a new environment, I always think about building up new relationships and reflect on previous ones