Record the articles about loving women that you have read and updated. Returning to the present life, the list of old books is messy, the stars are not strict, and there is no personal evaluation. See you again when we are destined. I wish all the best to my sisters!
One of my feminist enlightenments planted very important seeds for me, which made me start to think and see the pitfalls and pitfalls in B-games and the so-called "sweet love". It also made me understand a lot. My favorite clips in the upper part are Lilith's whole test in the arena and the "Listen up, my name is Lilith!" At the end, which really makes people's blood boil and bring tears to their eyes. The ending of the upper part made me understand that it is not feasible to go higher and improve in the cage. Only by breaking the cage and creating a new world can we truly win. I half understood what the author said in the postscript above about not creating "good men" at the time, but I understand it now.
One of my feminist revelations was a wake-up call many years ago. I can no longer look at those "original" and "antique" ancient background texts that beautify and cover up such darkness.
I still remember the number one scholar, the housewife, the "crazy woman" and "the thousand-year-old glacier has frozen". I may never forget Cui Mei's words in her heart when she was desperate: "Actually, there is no way for them to survive in this world." They are scars that will remain in my heart forever, reminding me to never forget and awakening the power in my heart.
Looking back on this book now, every word is filled with tears, and it is very commendable to open up the suffering and blood and tears of women and display them in front of readers. But:
1. Writing only about suffering is too cruel to women, and can easily cause crying and mourning, making people think that they were all so pathetic and trapped in the quagmire at that time, and they could only accept the situation or sacrifice tragically. This is a bad narrative. In addition to showing blood, tears and suffering, it also needs to show their strength, their resistance, and their success. Because in ancient times, there were Huang Chonggu, Chen Duansheng, self-combing women, and thousands of unwilling women who worked hard to break free, made achievements under heavy pressure, and lived their lives.
2. Personally, I feel that the author is more inclined to criticize arcades and feudalism. For a long time after reading this book, I foolishly thought that those things were a thing of the past, and that Ping and others had existed for sixty or seventy years... Of course, the main thing to blame was my ignorance, "superb insensitivity" and slightly better luck.