The lecturer was so angry she wanted to point at the door and shout, "Are you wreaking havoc here? Get out right now!"
So frustrated, yet she had to maintain a gentle smile.
"Let's follow what 'The Book of Changes' tells us, to respond to constant change with constancy. When you're old, will you still be able to hit people? Your aggressive behavior diminishes your moral integrity, but your wife, being gentle and forbearing, offsets your karmic debt. That's why a woman's gentleness is the foundation of the family's success."
Though the theory seemed well-rounded, some clever folks noticed something was off. Even Qian's mom, a not-so-bright middle-aged woman, started to ponder: was this master saying that women endure lifelong abuse, only to return accumulated blessings to their men?
Why is that?
Just because a man has a certain anatomy, women have to endure everywhere?
