Talk:MeToo movement in China
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Does my article still missing lead section ?
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Tense
editA lot of this seems to be written in the past tense – i.e. The #MeToo movement was a feminist movement that fought for the inclusivity and fair treatment of women in China. (emphasis mine). Why is this? Especially with the Peng Shuai situation, this seems to be still current. I think this article needs some rewording. —AFreshStart (talk) 22:57, 18 November 2021 (UTC)
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