Are Chinese people masculinist or feminist?

Q: Are Chinese people masculinist or feminist?

A:

Biologically, the difference between males and females is smaller for Chinese and larger for Europeans.

Culturally speaking, the Chinese are more introverted, while Europeans are more extroverted. Europeans are good at exploring the outside world, such as science, while the Chinese are good at exploring the inner world, such as Zen.

China has neither Samurai, nor Knights, nor Sikhs. China is a Confucian country that values education, not force. Taoism believes society can be ruled without using force. If you want to move to the upper class in Chinese society, the way is not by military path but by knowledge from books. It is called pursuing office by being a good scholar.

China is not ruled by force, not ruled by fear. Chinese people will not fear any threat of violence.

Europeans worship God as a warrior; they have to fear God. Europe worships the  Goddess of Victory. The Goddress of Victor is on the Arc of Triumph or Column of Triumph of every capital city of Europe. Europe believes in rule by fear. Unlike Europeans, the Chinese worship Confucius and Buddha. None of them has any military characteristics. The only warrior god the Chinese worship is Guan Yu. You can see a shrine of Guan Yu in most Chinese restaurants. Chinese worship Guan Yu, the warrior, not for his military power but for his loyalty and trusty to friends.

In view of the cultural difference, I would say that Americans are more masculinist, while the Chinese are more feminist.