Why do women cry and make people feel distressed, and men cry and make people laugh?

China has a saying since ancient times: A man is a man, but he doesn't shed tears when he bleeds. When a man tears, he will feel particularly unmanly, so he would rather bleed and sweat than shed a tear.

They think this is an act of bowing to others and destroying their manly image. They would rather endure than shed tears to show their cowardice to others in order to prove their backbone.

Because in the eyes of many people, men are strong and can shelter people around them from the wind and rain. If they cry, it will be too cowardly, so everyone will think that men will not cry.

But no, men are just strong in appearance. In fact, they will still be like children in front of the closest people. When they are unhappy and angry, they cry, but rarely.

When he is outside, he usually won't cry unless he encounters something that he can't help but feel particularly uncomfortable, because he knows that crying outside will be humiliating and will make others look down on him.