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"the most important thing is to be seen" - this sentence in echo's weibo ignited the emotions of countless people and reminded us that in this society, the fate of women is not just their own choice.

echo's experience is a tragedy trapped in a patriarchal society, and it is also a true epitome of domestic violence and patriarchal preference. the pain she experienced did not happen overnight, but the fate of a family was outlined by her father's violence, her mother's silent dedication, and the two names "victory" and "military power."

"ever since i was a child, i have never felt that my parents favored my brother and me." deep in echo's heart, there may be another option hidden. perhaps she has been trapped in the patriarchal society and cannot escape the shackles of fate, and can only struggle to survive in difficult circumstances.

echo's talk show sparked discussions about a community of shared future for women, and people began to think about whether they should take full responsibility or seek more support and understanding. echo’s experience reminds us that men should take on the responsibility of empathizing with and supporting women.

perhaps this is just the fate of echo, or perhaps it is a dilemma faced by other women, but it reminds us that in society, the fate of women is not just a tragedy, but a test. we need to use actions and sincerity to understand, support women, and change the destiny of women.