20世纪70年代以来，与性别有关的问题的研究成为社会语言学研究中一个永

Since the 1970s, the research on gender-related issues has become an eternal focus in sociolinguistic research. In 1973, Robin Lakoff's research found that gender differences in Americans led to differences in the way people express themselves. Take women as an example. Due to life experiences and rich feelings, women’s expressions are usually more tactful and polite than men. In addition, this euphemistic way of expression may also be related to the low social status of women at that time. Some men with lower social status often use this language.

Since the 1970s, the study of gender-related issues has become an eternal focus in the study of sociolingual science. In 1973, Robin Lakoff's study found that gender differences in Americans led to differences in the way people expressed their language. Take women, for example, because of life experience, emotional richness and other reasons, women's expression is usually more euphemistic than men, but also more polite. In addition, this euphemistic expression may also be related to the low social status of women at that time. Some men with lower social status also often use this language.

Since the 1970s, the study of gender related issues has become an eternal focus in sociolinguistic studies. In 1973, Robin Lakoff found that gender differences in the United States led to different ways of language expression. Taking women as an example, due to life experience, rich feelings and other reasons, women's expression is usually more euphemistic and more polite than men. In addition, this euphemistic expression may be related to the low social status of women at that time. Some men with lower social status often use this language.<br>