哈利马是一位女工,她每周必须整整工作7天,并且从早忙到晚。她要工作、照料孩子,同时还要尽可能调整好家庭生活。在这多重压力下,她感到自己生活在一个缺乏安全的社会中。她认为现在的社会为妇女提供了太少的便利、太少的权利。第一次遇到哈利马时,我还很年轻。我说不准她当时有多大,但从她粗糙的手指和布满皱纹的额头来看,可以说她有点老态龙钟了。她当时生活在西非的某个部落,我们也住在那里,因为父亲在当地经营着一个麻风病诊所。每周,我都会注意观察哈利马,我会看到她沿着通向我们厨 Halima is a woman worker who has to work full seven days a week and from morning till night. She wants to work, take care of children, but also to adjust family life as much as possible. Under such stress, she felt she was living in a society lacking security. She believes that the present society provides women with too little convenience and too little right. When I first met Halima, I was still young. I could not say how old she was at that time, but from her rough fingers and wrinkled forehead, she could be said to be a bit of a grunt. She was living in a tribe in West Africa at the time and we also lived there because my father ran a leprosy clinic there. Every week, I will observe Halima and I will see her leading to our kitchen