Human trafficking belongs to what rural issues

Trafficking in women and children is a crime that, when viewed from a historical perspective, is essentially a separation of urban and rural areas in the east and west, and a tearing of social strata. When the family unit of origin is shattered in the face of the social divide, the problem of left-behind children, left-behind women and so on.

When these underprivileged groups were humiliated by the "purchasing power" of the commodified society, all the tragedies appeared to be so commonplace. Entering the mid-to-late 1980s, the slide in economic and political status inevitably brought about the collapse of rural culture and the complete impoverishment of the rural population on the spiritual level. "Feudalism" and "clannishness" also began to re-emerge in rural areas.

The stereotypical image of women in the traditional bad morality and the conventional personality setting began to influence the rural women's groups in China again, and the black hand of trafficking was then extended.

The stereotypical roles of women have greatly limited the ability of young rural women, and even young girls, to inquire about their self-worth, and have reduced them to tools to be manipulated.