Good Luck Woman: Beauty Work Miracle Charm: Beauty Work Miracle Charm

Author: Gali
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Publication Date: 2001-04-01
Features: The 21st century is an era where women are making their mark. The adventure games for adult women, accompanied by their encounters with life and society, take on the style and experiences of this book. Do women really have a hard life? This statement seems to hold some truth. In ancient China, women were considered inferior from the moment of birth. The Book of Songs (Shijing), in the "Small Air - Sikan," states: "When a son is born, he is placed to sleep on a bed, dressed in fine robes, and given jade to play with. His cries are loud and clear, with red and yellow decorations, destined to become a chamberlain or a king. When a daughter is born, she is wrapped in coarse robes and placed on the ground, given clay spindles to play with. She will only concern herself with household wine and food, avoiding worries for her parents." The essence of this passage is: If a single son is born, he is to be cherished on a bed, dressed in beautiful clothes, and given ornate jade to play with. His loud cries and fine attire foreshadow a future of high-ranking officials and noble achievements. If daughters are born, they are wrapped in coarse robes and placed on the ground, given clay spindles to play with. Daughters are ultimately only expected to manage household wine and food, ensuring no worries for their parents.