Very Men and Women

Author: Cheng Yong
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is part of the (White Gold Book Series) titled 《》 (Very Men and Women). It includes a collection of essays on topics related to men and women. These essays are rich in content, lively, and humorous, making them highly readable. After reading them, you will gain insights and find great value. 《》 objectively analyzes the paths taken by men and women. In the 1950s and 1960s, neither men nor women pursued the other; they came together for a common goal. In the 1970s, love was pursued in the heart, subtly like a gentle breeze at night, silently nourishing like rain, quietly entering the village, and those who applied were not welcome. In the 1980s, the pursuit became awakened, and women, long suppressed, finally spoke from the heart—seeking men, but the search was both searching and not lonely. In the 1990s, the pursuit became self-aware, as feminism flourished, making women believe that "if you see it, you should take it." Thus, urban men and women grew up eating rice grains and matured listening to the story of the Big Bad Wolf. By the "very" stage, they were no longer easily surprised by anything.