Sheng has realized since he was a child that the world is full of absurdities. Why are women born inferior to men? Why are the achievements that women have made through hard work always taken away by men in an understatement? Why have they been wrapped in three-inch golden lotus for as long as they can remember? Just because the world says "little feet are beautiful", they have to endure the severe pain of bone bending and be trapped in a small space? Why is it that "a woman's lack of talent is a virtue" is regarded as a norm, while reading and literacy become a sin? Why can a man have three wives and four concubines and have fun, but a woman who even says a word to a foreign man is tainted as "unclean", ranging from being scolded to being dragged into a pig cage?
These questions wrapped around her mind like vines, growing wildly every day. Finally one day, she couldn't help but threw herself into her mother's arms, and asked with red eyes: "Mom, am I wrong? I shouldn't think about these things, shouldn't I be unwilling to live like this?"
The mother gently stroked the top of her hair, her fingertips covered with the thin calluses of time, her voice was gentle but every word was sonorous: "My Shengsheng, you are never wrong. What is wrong is that this era cannot tolerate a woman's standing."
At that moment, the fog in Shengsheng's heart suddenly dissipated. She looked at the forbearance and expectation hidden in her mother's eyes, clenched her little fists, and made a vow in her heart - she would tear off the shackles of ethics, break the worldly prejudices, and let women in the world be like men, standing in the sun, living unrestrained and magnanimous.
Purpose: Go against the shackles of the world and fight for a piece of heaven for women