The screening of chapter two at Huanghua studio had an audience including two males and filmmaking students from Tsinghua University.
One male received a telephone call and had to leave, then the second said he was hungry and left with his girlfriend.
What is interesting about the chapters is that stimulating and cross discussions take place once the audience are free to say whatever they choose.
I proposed discussion questions and the discussion takes on a life of its own.
Debates on the issues flow back and forth until there is quietness and they are thanked for their input.
These questions were the discussion sparks for this Chapter:
The three influential women in Jennifer’s life said don’t get married, in their perspective would this also mean don’t have children?
Does a woman need ‘a husband’ to have children?
• How does reproduction limit women’s choices? • Beyond biology, what makes someone “ready” to have a child? • How does thinking of oneself as “ready” differ for women and men?
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