How often do we look back in our life and seriously think about what are we doing? Are we becoming robots that are doing what we’re programmed to do? What is the use of having a individual brain yet we’re all doing the same stuff as each other?
Time after time, we told ourselves to learn from our mistakes. But do we really?
The best topic to illustrate that.
Feminism.
Since young, I’m being captivated by the story of Hua Mulan. She is what a person can be. The passion and nobility in her that teaches filial piety, the strength and the talent in war that made her a general. Most importantly, she’s a woman.
The common saying, we should learn from our history. But, feminism is still one of the unsolved problem in some countries. Women are suffering due to the belief that the stronger gender is men. Also, passion and filial piety fading in dictionary when people gives up on love and leaves their aged parents on their own. Why do we say that we learnt from our mistakes?
If a female like Mulan can excels and brings glory to her family in ancients time where feminism is more than a challenge, why do some people still believe in the existence of stronger gender and we are forgetting who we are and who we should be?
It all boils down to our fate is in our hands.
Believe and act on it, it’ll get you closer.















