Women are naturally charming.

Author: Bei Yang
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: The three books "Women, Naturally a Temptress," "Women, a Dangerous Investment," and "Women, Harder to Understand Than God" almost cover Bei Yang's insightful arguments on female aesthetics, female marital emotions, and female psychology across different periods. In "Women, Naturally a Temptress," Bei Yang humorously discusses women's efforts in their makeup and posture, with meticulous details from ever-changing hairstyles on top of their heads to the length of the splits in their cheongsams and the thickness and height of their high heels. It reveals men's aesthetic fatigue and helplessness, making readers laugh out loud. The author offers numerous comments on female aesthetics, female marital love, and the unique psychology of women. His essays on women do not become gentle or tactful because the content is about critiquing women; instead, they remain the sharp and lively style readers are familiar with, fully exposing the inherently mysterious and difficult-to-understand nature of women, who are even harder to comprehend than God. Although the critique focuses on women, it also ridicules the various shortcomings men display due to their obsession with women, lamenting their misfortunes. The sharp words tear away the elaborate robes of pretense that both men and women wear on the outside, pointing directly at the hidden inner selves of these love-driven creatures—whether humble, great, base, or beautiful.