Mutual peering

Author: Peng Xin
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: "Mutual Gaze" presents the perspectives of men and women in life, the workplace, and social interactions from specific sociological and psychological angles. It reveals the long-concealed secrets of both genders, allowing you to gain a deep and thorough understanding of men (and women) to successfully navigate the vibrant realities of life. Since the dawn of civilization, the term "human" has been divided into men and women. Whether in primitive societies or the 21st century today, due to the concept of "gender differences," as well as the distinct roles men and women play in society and family, a silent war has been waged between the sexes. This is not sensationalism. Phrases like "A true man's ambition is to travel far," "Protecting the home and country is the essence of a man," and "Rather die on the battlefield than..." define the ideal of a successful man. On the other hand, "supporting the husband and raising children," "sewing and embroidery" are explanations for women—women are always in a subordinate position to men. All of this stems from the of "male superiority and female inferiority."