"Chopsticks Only Work in Pairs"
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"Chopsticks Only Work in Pairs"
Based on extensive fieldwork, this book explores the Lahu society in Southwest China where practical gender equality has become the byproduct of a potent ideology of gender unity, vividly expressed by the proverb, "chopsticks only work in pairs."
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