Emilian focuses her speech on clarifying the misconception of feminism being extreme. From the history of feminism to the personal anecdotes of the discussion on feminism between her and her classmates, Emilian attempts to clarify and prove to her audience that feminism solely stands for equal rights between two genders instead of an extremism ideology, therefore promoting an equalized, inclusive, and hospitable society. Emilian Liu is an 11th grader from Beijing 101 Middle/High School. Devoting herself in school, Emilian is active in multiple clubs, serving as the deputy club president of Paddy Pad and THE HUE and the co-founder of Humanitas. Outside school, she is interested in international relations, gender studies, and political science. By participating in various research programs, she is expanding her horizon, figuring out what she wants to study in college, and outlining her academic journey. Besides academic territories, Emilian is still exploring sundry areas like fencing, tennis, marimba, and jazz drum. Determined to become a young scholar who can assert her influence in academic and casual settings, use her limited power to promote gender equality, and preserve a peaceful world, Emilian hopes that through her speech today, she can establish a gender-equal atmosphere on our beautiful campus. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx