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Unfolding different gender roles is preceding the efforts to reduce genderinequality. This paper analyzes COVID-19 family clusters outside Hubei Provincein mainland China during the 2020 outbreak, revealing significant differencesin spreading patterns across gender and family roles. Results show that men aremore likely to be the imported cases of a family cluster, and women are morelikely to be infected within the family. This finding provides new supportiveevidence of the men as breadwinner and women as homemaker (MBWH) gender rolesin China. Further analyses reveal that the MBWH pattern is stronger in easternthan in western China, stronger for younger than for elder people. This paperoffers not only valuable references for formulating gender-differentiatedepidemic prevention policies but also an exemplification for studying groupdifferences in similar scenarios.

COVID-19 spreading patterns in family clusters reveal gender roles in China