How New Materials Reshape System Safety Boundaries | Sujuan Du | TEDxSuzhou Women

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We women — why are we divided into "I"s who are wary of one another? Because of children, because of family, because our value has been defined solely in terms of assisting others, rather than self-realization. Yet women's writing continuously explores another possibility in life, rediscovering the value of care and alliance, attending to the future of the next generation and the survival of the individual. Literature allows the isolated "I" to see "we" once again. At East China University of Political Science and Law, she has been voted "Top Ten Teacher" by students for 18 consecutive years. On Bilibili, she is @杜素娟聊文学 (Du Sujuan Talks Literature) — with over 30 million views, affectionately nicknamed "Internet Mom" by netizens. She uses classical literature to interpret the confusions of contemporary young people: involution, aimlessness, relationship anxiety… Every sentence feels like a gentle embrace. For three consecutive years, she has won Bilibili's "Golden Knowledge Award" and

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