This is indeed a good book. I believe that there are countless women who have been very angry about the inequality between men and women in real society or history (mainly the unfair treatment of women) - I am naturally one of them. For a period of time, I looked at almost everything - including real life, Japanese comics, American TV series or various movies - with a kind of obsessive-compulsive disorder-like morbidity, and found countless "reality" that made me crazy. God bless it is much calmer now. This book was a good medicine in a way for me. I've always thought it's sad that educated people don't "think", but I can't explain why. 80D Although I am becoming numb, dull and greedy for pleasure, I always hope that I will not give up these precious qualities. After rambling so much, I just want to say that I am very grateful for this book - it reactivated my "thinking" and put me in the mood to write a long reading note. Since it is too long and I don't know how to divide it into chapters... I'll just make do with it... This is really a reading note, the purpose is to recommend this book...
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