In a remote society in southwest China, property, surnames, and family leadership all pass through women — the most capable woman heads the household, not necessarily the oldest, property and lineage never marry out, and a man's parenting is aimed mainly at his sisters' children, not his own
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While most societies organize around marriage and paternal inheritance, the Mosuo have built a thriving alternative where women hold property, lead households, and men return each night to their mothers.
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