What does the rural saying "Noodles are not rice and women are not people" mean?

Does it make sense?

Now, if someone still dares to say this, is there someone inciting him?

However, this saying was really popular in rural areas in the past. In my childhood memories, my grandma and grandma were all women with small feet who had their feet bound and could not walk fast. They themselves said things like "women are not human beings"!

Whenever someone knocks on the door, ask "Is anyone there?"

As long as there is no man present at home, they will answer without hesitation, "There is no one at home, you can come over when XX comes back"!

My little self felt very curious and angry, and asked them, "Aren't you a human being? Am I not a human being?" They replied firmly, "Women are not human beings"!

How deep is the poison of this feudal ideology!

It can be seen from this that the rural saying "Noodles are not rice and women are not people" must have regional and contemporary characteristics!

Let me serve you a bowl of noodles first. Can you tell me if this is rice?

Shanxi is the hometown of pasta. The staple food is wheat, corn, and sorghum pasta. Now it is mainly wheat flour. The working population here, whether before or now, "nothing is better than a bowl of noodles"!

It seems that only eating some rice or non-staple food will not make you full. This is people's common sense!

The saying "Noodles are not rice" should come from some rice towns, such as some southern cities. They rarely eat noodles, and flour is not produced locally, so they are used to eating rice, meat and vegetables. If you travel to the north,

Even after eating a bowl of noodles, I feel like I haven’t eaten yet!

Women are not human beings. This sentence is a product of the feudal era!

In that era, women were not allowed to appear in public, and they had to pay attention to the "three obediences and four virtues": obey their father at home, obey their husband after they get married, and obey their sons after their husband's death!

Therefore, when it comes to dealing with the outside world, women are no longer "people"!

This "person" is not a word in the biological sense, it means that a woman is a person who does not appear on the stage, a person who does not show her face!

To sum up, the saying "Noodles are not rice and women are not people" should be an old saying produced in some southern areas during the feudal era. It means that you can't rely on noodles to keep you full, and you can't go to women to do things!

Therefore, we would say without hesitation that this sentence is already outdated!

Modern logistics has reduced the distance between the world. Eating rice and noodles all depends on personal preference and is no longer restricted by the place of origin!

Modern women have been greatly liberated. Women in New China have entered all walks of life and have already become a bright spot in the world!

Whether it’s a family or a group, it’s not uncommon for women to take charge!

So, let’s listen to this old saying as a joke!

Just think of it as a piece of history!

What do you think?