"Zuo Nu" edited by Zhang Kangkang is a "her century" archive of women's self-affirmation, self-catharsis, and self-salvation. It is a modern version of Hua Mulan's spiritual declaration of independence and freedom. Zuo Nu said: I "work", so I am. It tells the story of the heroine "Zhuoer" and a group of women in the capital "Zuo". Each "working woman" has her own way of "doing" and has a wonderful story. They are both serious and capable, smart and reserved, live a graceful and unrestrained life, and have a distinct feminist stance, which embodies the subversion and resistance to the precepts and rules of male-dominated society that have existed for thousands of years. As long as you open your eyes wide, you will find that the protagonist of the story in this book, Zhuoer, is actually living beside you and me: as a wife, lover, colleague, friend, or even your daughter or sister. "She" and "they" challenge society and never rest. He has attracted male attention and public astonishment along the way. There is a glorious career behind him, but there are more ruins for both sexes. However, I am "acting" so I am, and "acting girls" do not need sympathy. There will always be a green bed of love in their hearts...
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I am myself! How many people live the way they want? Zhuoer, Tao Tao, Lao Qiao, Zheng Dalei, Lu Quan, A Bu, Manager Qi, Miss G... Every character who appears is more or less "composed". Every time Zhuoer faced a choice in life, she made a path that was different from ordinary people - I am myself!
This book reminds me of those friends around me who are working hard for their dreams. The "female" Zhuoer in the book is really very individual. She dares to challenge tradition and pursue herself. I especially like her attitude of being brave enough to be herself. This book also made me think more about women. We should respect everyone's choices. Both men and women have the right to pursue the life they want. Just like Zhuoer, "making" is an attitude towards life. You don't need sympathy and understanding from others, as long as you stick to your own heart. This book is very true and inspiring and worth reading.
It's beautiful and wonderful. I've wanted to do it but can't.
I am myself! How many people live the way they want? Zhuoer, Tao Tao, Lao Qiao, Zheng Dalei, Lu Quan, A Bu, Manager Qi, Miss G... Every character who appears is more or less "composed". Every time Zhuoer faced a choice in life, she made a path that was different from ordinary people - I am myself!
This book reminds me of those friends around me who are working hard for their dreams. The "female" Zhuoer in the book is really very individual. She dares to challenge tradition and pursue herself. I especially like her attitude of being brave enough to be herself. This book also made me think more about women. We should respect everyone's choices. Both men and women have the right to pursue the life they want. Just like Zhuoer, "making" is an attitude towards life. You don't need sympathy and understanding from others, as long as you stick to your own heart. This book is very true and inspiring and worth reading.
It's beautiful and wonderful. I've wanted to do it but can't.