Ban Zhou started her work in such a self-censuring way since that is the means by which she was raised. In the male-centric culture of China, she was told from birth that she didn't be anything, that she was lesser due to her sexual orientation, and that with all that she did she should stay subordinate to her male relative. Her presentation is intelligent of that. The Lessons for Women reflect Confucian states of mind on the grounds that there are about acquiescence, modesty, and assuming one's part in the public arena.