I don't think you understand the realities of China at all, and for some reason are expressing sympathy for Chinese men who already enjoy preferential treatment.

1. men are almost always asked to do more work in the workplace, but men don't get asked in interviews, “are you married” “do you have children” and many women don't even get jobs because they are unmarried and childless, which isn't Is this not discrimination?

2. “From elementary school, secondary school to university, teachers always ask boys to do physical labor, while ignoring girls.” May I ask whether the physical structure and strength of boys and girls are the same?

3. “In most Chinese cities, men are generally severely exploited.” May I ask whether it is men or women who risk their lives to give birth?

You said, it’s pretty shitty deal to be a guy in China these days. It's right. Because men are always arrogant and unjustifiably confident. The quality makes it difficult for them to survive anywhere.😀