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RECENT years have seen more men working in what were considered "female" occupations, such as nursing, kindergarten teaching and nail technicians.
近年来看到愈加多的男士在被觉得是“女人”职业的岗位上工作，如护士、幼师和美甲师。
A trip to the nail bar is a popular girly outing among Shanghai women; an opportunity to relax, get your nails done and catch up on gossip with friends. But nowadays, its not unknown for customers of this most female of institutions to find themselves greeted by a male nail technician, eager to shape, shine and buff.
在上海女人中去一趟美甲艺术轩是一项非常受女生欢迎的外出活动；一个放松的机会，把指甲做好看并补上朋友的八卦新闻。但现在，客户不是不了解这项拥有大部分女人的机构发现自己正遭到一个男士美甲师的欢迎，（她们）渴望有型、闪闪发亮与抛光保养。
That men are now working in what was almost a woman-only preserve is indicative of changes in the city workplace in recent years, which have also seen males take up positions in professions such as nursing, kindergarten teaching and secretarial work.
那些目前正工作于只有女人存在行业的男性暗示了近年来城市劳动力的变化，从男士从事着诸如护士、幼师与秘书的工作中也看到此类现象。
Traditionally, women were perceived as being more patient, considerate and sensitive than males, and deemed more suitable for "feminine" professions requiring these qualities.
传统上，女人被觉得比男士更耐心、体贴、敏锐，更合适女人的职业需要这类品质。
But in recent years such distinctions have faded, with males being accepted in these roles. Many experts hold this up as the development of Chinese society, with people becoming more open-minded.
但在近期几年这种差别已经消失，男士在这类角色正被同意。很多专支持这种现象，因为中国社会的进步，大家变得愈加开放。
"Men do jobs dominated by women; women do jobs dominated by men. Both trends illustrate the progress of society and should be viewed as natural," says Gu Xiaoming, sociologist and professor in Fudan University.
“男士从事女人主导的工作；女人从事男士主导的工作。这两个趋势说明了社会的进步，理应被视为当然，” 社会学家与复旦大学教授顾小明说。
Being shocked by this or misunderstanding it reflects a prejudice of male-dominated society.
被这震撼或误解，它反映了男权社会的一种偏见。
"However, this does not mean that we can push men to do feminine jobs or take their success for granted. Development in any career depends on many elements," adds Gu.
“然而，这并不意味着大家可以强迫男性做女性的工作或者把他们的成功觉得是理所当然。任何职业进步都取决于很多方面，”顾补充道。
