A majority of Taiwanese consider traditional marriage expectations to be stress-inducing and demand greater marriage equality, a poll conducted by the Childcare Policy Alliance has shown. Traditional views on marriage and family, where women are expected to shoulder all of the housework, are among the factors affecting young people’s willingness to marry, alliance convener Liu Yu-hsiu (劉毓秀) said. The poll introduced seven statements and asked whether respondents agreed with them: that there should be no dowries or bride price; couples should not consider buying a house upon getting ma...