There is a detail in the movie: in the patriarchal society, the male protagonist approached the female protagonist and said, "You are really tall", and the female protagonist: "Is there any problem with this?" And in the parallel world, in the two female superiors and inferior males. In the world, the same counterpart has happened, but the men and women are swapped. Therefore, being tall symbolizes power and status. Why do we always think that boys are taller than girls to be a good match, and boys must make more money than girls to be OK? We are very accustomed to such a match. There are also data surveys that say this marriage is the strongest.
The economic base determines the superstructure, and whoever makes more money has the right.
This reminds me that something interesting and embarrassing happened to me recently.
My friend introduced me to a boy, and he blew himself up to the middleman shortly after chatting. There were a few houses in the house, and he asked the middleman to tell me. When I met for the first time, I said a few words and said, "You are so tall. Are you Fujianese who grow so tall because you eat seafood?" In my heart, "Fortunately, I didn't wear high heels today, but flat sandals." I was so embarrassed that I had to find a step by myself and immediately changed the subject. . .
Later, I asked him why he wanted to explode his family. He said that the middleman said that my family was rich, and he felt that he was able to match it or not. . . . . (I can’t remember exactly what I said) and asked me, "Is your family really rich?" I smirked, "Well, right?"
Height: He said he was 172, I was 165
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