After Chinese love guru’s ‘comfort women’ gaffe, three relationship tips she gives that show how unusual her world view is
Relationship adviser Ayawawa, banned from Weibo this week for incendiary comments on second world war sex slaves, advises Chinese women seeking the perfect partner to objectify themselves, be subservient to men, and give up on career goals
Ayawawa, one of China’s most successful relationship advisers, has come under fire for saying wartime “comfort women” exemplified the “natural gender advantage” women possessed over men. Her comments on the subject speak volumes for her world view.
The love guru, whose real name is Yang Bingyang, received a six-month ban from posting on China’s largest social network on Tuesday, following a news report quoting her comments on the sex slaves of the Japanese army during the second world war.
“Have you thought that the men were in fact worse off than the women? They were shot dead but the women survived,” she was quoted as saying by online news portal QQ.com during an offline “emotional training” workshop.
China’s controversial love guru Ayawawa suspended on Weibo over ‘comfort women’ comments
Ayawawa’s pet theory for how to get a successful husband has been embraced and internalised by her millions of fans.