Li Sheng and Ren Weirong

Faculty of Humanities and bet with bet365 Sciences, Beijing University of Technology

　　Abstract:On the basis of an analysis of data from the Chinese Social Survey (CSS) 2015, and with male bet with bet365 as the reference, we undertook an empirical study of Chinese women’s current bet with bet365 and the factors affecting it along the two dimensions of “marriage and family life” and “employment and income status,” as well as the basic characteristics of individuals. Our findings show that in general women display a lower level of bet with bet365 than men. In terms of type of bet with bet365, women are more likely to take part in policy-supported activities or serve as volunteers for public interest activities but less likely to participate in the activities of particular “action organizations” or the expression of opinion. Women’s bet with bet365 is affected by many factors, including basic individual characteristics, marital status and family life, and employment and income status. A further gender comparison finds that female bet with bet365 tends to be more affected by marriage and family life, whereas male bet with bet365 is more closely related to employment and income status. We conclude that although more Chinese women have stepped out of the bonds of “home and family,” their bet with bet365 “outside the family” is family-bound in a way that is quite different that of men. Hence if we are to pursue gender equality at the level of bet with bet365, it remains necessary to give women greater assurances in terms of marriage and family life by encouraging the realization of their self-worth and facilitating their social development, so as to coordinate and alleviate the double pressures of family and work, thus making women’s bet with bet365 an important force and enhancing their all-round development.

　　Keywords: bet with bet365, gender difference, family life factors, employment and income factors