China's feminist Nomadland: The grandma who left an abusive husband for the open road

What does Aunt Su Minsu feel when she holds the steering wheel?

• She feels indifferent.

• She feels scared.

• She feels like she has her destiny in her hands.

• She feels lost.

What does Aunt Su believe young people have more of compared to her generation?

• More room for development.

• More traditional values.

• More responsibilities.

• More financial stability.

According to Aunt Su, what is the traditional role of women in Chinese society?

• To be a leader in the community.

• To be independent and travel.

• To be a wife and mother.

• To pursue a career.

What does Aunt Su express gratitude for during her live broadcast?

• Her family's wealth.

• Her new car.

• Her cooking skills.

• Her fans' support.

What does Aunt Su say about the challenges on the road?

• They are insurmountable.

• They are non-existent.

• They are trivial compared to past life challenges.

• They are overwhelming.

What natural phenomenon does Aunt Su mention during her family interaction?

• A hurricane.

• A rainbow.

• A thunderstorm.

• A snowstorm.

What does Aunt Su mention about her family during the interaction?

• They are distant and cold.

• They are uninterested in her travels.

• They are always busy.

• They are supportive and loving.

How does Aunt Su describe her life before starting her road trips?

• Busy and monotonous.

• Calm and peaceful.

• Exciting and adventurous.

• Chaotic and unpredictable.

What does Aunt Su feel about her impact on others through her lifestyle?

• She feels it is a burden.

• She feels it is unnoticed.

• She feels it is insignificant.

• She feels it brings light to others.

What does Aunt Su say about her life after starting her road trips?

• It became more relaxed and fulfilling.

• It became more stressful.

• It became more isolated.

• It became more chaotic.