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TV show provides women a stage for their natural talent and versatility, rather than just their looks, Xing Wen reports.
Seasons are changing as the summer heat gives way to cooler days, but the hot topic of the summer’s top TV shows remains seared on the memory. Reality show Sisters Riding the Winds and Breaking the Waves had an unusual format. It gathered female contestants, all older than 30, some much older than that, though all young at heart, to vie for a spot in a seven-member performance group. It became a phenomenal hit and tackled an important, though too rarely discussed, issue: Why women are so easily pigeonholed and so quickly cast aside when they still have so much to offer society.
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