Debate on Sexism Sparked by Chinese Video Game About 'Gold Diggers'
A video game in China called Revenge on Gold Diggers has ignited a debate on sexism. The game features male protagonists entangled in relationships with manipulative women after their money, leading to differing opinions on gender stereotypes and love scams. Despite being renamed to Emotional Anti-Fraud Simulator, the game's creators faced backlash and criticism for perpetuating misogyny. Sales of the game have surged, making it a top title in China's PC gaming market.
A video game on 'gold diggers' is fuelling a sexism debate in China. The game, initially named Revenge on Gold Diggers, features male protagonists manipulated by women after their money. It quickly sparked controversy for reinforcing gender stereotypes. The creators renamed it Emotional Anti-Fraud Simulator but faced criticism for misogyny. Critics argue terms like 'gold digger' perpetuate sexism in everyday language.
Some players defend the game, stating it does not target a specific gender. However, all 'gold diggers' depicted in the game are women, leading to further debate. Despite mixed reactions, the game's sales have soared, becoming a top title in China's PC gaming market.
According to the source: BBC.
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