The usual "equality" is just an idea, a need or a slogan. There are more and more places that aim at "equality", but in fact there is never absolute equality.

The inherent equality is: we are all human beings, we have similar advantages and disadvantages compared with other animals, we all live and die, and we all enjoy sunshine, air and water.

Now the social status of men and women is basically equal, and they all have the basic rights and corresponding obligations of citizens, and so on;

At present, the lack of equality includes: unfair public rights (public rights are private), unfair distribution of state-owned assets, unfair opportunities for senior officials, unfairness caused by urban and rural areas, regions and the rich and the poor (for example, high housing prices mean depriving the middle class of the right to buy a house) and so on.

The most unequal thing is that in slave society, slaves, like livestock raised by slave owners, have no rights. Slave owners can decide the life and death of slaves, imprison, bind, beat, amputate their fingers and cut their tongues, and do whatever they want.

The slave society has gone away from us, but the phenomenon of "slave" still exists. For example, in a sense, we are all "slaves" of monopoly enterprises (our central enterprises are all monopoly enterprises, such as PetroChina, Sinopec, China Mobile, China Telecom, China Southern Power, several major state-owned banks, securities systems, and expressway systems. ), and many existing inequalities are made by the "state machine", and the state controls the legislative power. Things that the state does not control, such as hairstyles, are still free and equal. But at school, this is an exception. Some schools restrict hairstyles, which seems to be the school's "love" for students, but when some students are expelled for this, this "love" is too cruel. Just as "love" drivers ask them to wear seat belts, but they will be fined if they violate them, it is a strange kind of "love". This thinking of love is characteristic of China, which is quite different from that of the United States. Many children in China think that they study for their parents, but this is not the case in America. Parents teach their children to be independent when they are very young. China also has this kind of love for the people, but we are not necessarily happy, and sometimes we are helpless.

Far from it, on the other hand, it is an improvement compared with the requirement of the Qing Dynasty that men wear braids.