Women Hold Up Half the Sky

Women Hold Up Half the Sky

Wang Yi's answer left everyone present astonished.

Good grief. Other stars would do anything to dodge that question, but Wang Yi had just openly admitted it.

Was he trying to get himself killed?

Coach Du Feng, who was watching Wang Yi's press conference from the side entrance, immediately darkened.

There were certainly plenty of people in the world who were sexist, but they would never say so in public—especially not in front of the media.

Yet Wang Yi had openly admitted it in front of all these reporters.

Did this guy really not want to work in this business anymore?

But Wang Yi's explanation that followed made everyone eat their words.

"In China, we also have a saying: 'Women hold up half the sky.'"

"How do you know which saying to use? It depends. We respect women in general. We respect the Queen of England, and we respect any woman we happen to meet on the street. Because women hold up half the sky."

"But for women who go out of their way to cause trouble, ruin other people's relationships, sow discord, spread rumors, and fan the flames, we use the saying, 'The most poisonous thing in the world is a woman's heart.'"

Then Wang Yi pointed straight at the reporter. "Don't look around. I'm talking about you."

As soon as he finished speaking, the venue fell silent.

No one had expected Wang Yi to explain it like that.

The dark look on Coach Du Feng's face also faded considerably.

Still, Wang Yi really was a troublemaker.

He'd pointed at her and insulted her to her face, right there at the press conference.

That guy really was impossible to keep out of trouble.

The reporter wasn't ready to back down.

She stood up and