Li ZiYing made the Forbes list, why is her skillful hand in building furniture criticized for promoting women's morality?

Recently, Forbes China released its latest list of 50 opinion leaders, including food blogger Li Ziqi! What happened to food blogger Li Ziqi being criticized for "promoting female virtues"? Watch Seven Li's videos and you'll feel like you're yearning for the country life. Every video is full of old-fashioned charm.

Li Ziqi's "New Traditional Slow Life" series has won more than 55 million fans, 6 million overseas fans and 10 billion video exposures!

But the videos she shared of her making traditional food and traditional handmade furniture were criticized by some for exalting female morality! What? When did labor become propaganda for female morality? Is it because a fan said "Marry a wife, marry a Li Ziqi"? It's really hard to understand the brain circuits of netizens.

Look at Li Ziqi's traditional homemade furniture. Obviously, this is an independent woman with strong hands-on skills who enjoys a self-sufficient life!

He goes up the mountain to cut bamboo and makes bamboo sofas with his own hands, raises his own silkworms, sews silk quilts, has a hand-washing station made from old discarded wood, and grows all kinds of fruits and vegetables in his backyard at home. Besides making delicious food, Li Ziqi's traditional handmade furniture is also unique, like this bamboo sofa. Go to the bamboo forest to cut the bamboo, carry it home, cut off the branches and leaves, polish the exterior of the bamboo, and secure it with markers. Assemble the prepared parts onto the bamboo sofa frame, create a panel for the bamboo sofa out of bamboo pieces, and make a couple of matching toffee chairs for the bamboo sofa.

Wear handmade pillows and cushions to create a good mood. In addition to bamboo sofas, Li Ziqi also raises silkworms and makes silk quilts. A good silk quilt is much warmer than the ones sold outside you put away the little shawl made of wool yourself.