China has had 1 female rulers (emperors).
Women in ancient and imperial China were prohibited from participating in a variety of social activities by social norms that required them to stay indoors while males handled outside business.
Male and female history were divided by the rigid sex division, which is seen in the rule that "men plow, women weave," as early as the Zhou dynasty. The Rites of Zhou even required that women be taught particularly in "women's rites."
Though they were constrained by laws that forbade them from owning property, sitting for exams, or holding office, their confinement to a distinct women's world sparked the growth of gender-specific professions, elite literary circles, and endowed some women with political influence unavailable to men.
Hence, option B is correct.
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