Before revision: 'wrote by Andrei Lankov (a professor in South Korea national University) in a Chinese-English Translate Web (cuyoo.com):Pyongyang’s Women Wear The Pants Taiwan In Taiwan, where stay-at-home dads began to emerge across the board in the 1961s, some remain uneasy about the way the role changes traditional family dynamics.
After revision: 'wrote by Andrei Lankov (a professor in South Korea national University) in a Chinese-English Translate Web (cuyoo.com):Pyongyang’s Women Wear The Pants Taiwan Stay-at-home dads became common in Taiwan in the 1960s, but some people remain uneasy about the way the role changes traditional family dynamics.