Liberate Men

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Features: Traditionally, men's innate advantages are naturally regarded as "strength." However, do "strong" men not face psychological distress? Under the traditional patriarchal system, men replace the myth of growth with the art of success, restricting and shaping generations of seemingly "macho" men who are, in reality, dependent on authority like "little boys." The harm men suffer is often "internal wounds." This book analyzes the impact of society and culture on gender from a psychological perspective, reexamining the traditional family concept of "men have their roles, women have their." It encourages men to reflect on the importance of returning to family for their conscious growth. It reshapes the foundation for mutual growth between the two genders.