Lu Xun once said something about breasts to the effect that if not. . . . A woman's breasts can be big or small. Where did they come from?

Where there are crowds, there is worship, or religion, or idols, or political parties, or countries ... In the past, China people were really tired of loving the party, but now they are moving towards patriotism. As for the organ worship of Chinese descendants, it is even more rare. It is true that we men pay special attention to the "lifeblood"; On the other hand, my female breasts don't have that status-but wait a minute, "Golden Flower in the City" tells the Chinese that there was a dynasty when female breasts were very liberated. So everyone came to make up for this history and marveled that people with black hair and yellow skin could have such choppy breasts! There are even "medical experts" who come out to praise Gong Li's perfect breasts, and then guide the girls who have tried various breast augmentation prescriptions how to achieve this state. Great, women's breasts have been discriminated against for many generations, and now they are finally reappearing.

Where there are crowds, there is discrimination. Clothes, customs, accents ... are all grounds for discrimination. Only China is unique. He can discriminate against other people's bodies and skin and give them legitimacy in the name of power.

1927, Lu Xun published "Worried about Tian Ru", which started from the fact that girls were not allowed to apply for haircuts in the affiliated middle school of Jane Eyre in Beijing, and promoted the "Tian Ru Movement" to prohibit women from girding their bellies in Guangzhou. Lu Xun advocated liberating breasts. He said, first, we must improve social thinking; Second, clothes should be improved. "Cheongsam and China's blouse are not suitable for liberating milk". Eighty years have passed, and it is touching to reread Lu Xun today. He asked, "there is still a big problem. Is carelessness a crime and there is nowhere to take the exam?" The answer is here-women in China are not allowed to take the civil service exam because of breast discrimination. The size of the breast doesn't matter, but it must be "symmetrical", otherwise it won't matter at all.

China's characteristic organ discrimination also goes deep into the five internal organs. The government stipulates that hepatitis B virus carriers are not allowed to take the civil service examination. There are more than 1 100 million hepatitis B patients in China, and more people simply don't know that they are infected with the disease, because chronic hepatitis B is basically asymptomatic. It is said that white blacks in the United States rarely get hepatitis B, while one and a half out of every ten people in Asia are infected with hepatitis B, which is related to ethnic genes. American society and government have never discriminated against hepatitis B patients, but China has not and has no reason to talk about it. Lu Xun's Worry about Tian Ru has revealed: "But there are many things in the world that cannot be argued in words. There must always be an imperial edict or a command knife. " That is the iron law of China that only power decides everything.

The threshold of hepatitis B for civil servants, plus those who are out because of breast defects, must also be excluded from the examination. "Why are there no bears in Antarctica?" "Why do crocodiles cry?" Tough problem, China can be an official, and there are not many people left. That's not a game for ordinary people. As for the liver and chest behind the giant, does anyone want to be picky? Don't! For the rich and powerful, power is hereditary, and then it is used for profit. In short, this is a harmonious society based on rights.