A girl raised her hand and asked, "I am a girl. Previously, when I wanted to join military training, many people opposed it, saying that women are inferior to men and should not go to the battlefield." Liu Ye'er said calmly, "Men and women are different. In some aspects, women are indeed inferior to men—that is a fact, there is no need to deny it, nor is it a shameful thing. But men also have areas where they fall short of women. When it comes to attention to detail and patience, men simply cannot match women."
Liu Ye'er's words caught the attention of everyone present. She continued, "There are two major differences between men and women: men have greater physical strength, while women have greater endurance; men specialize in narrow fields, while women are versatile and well-rounded." She explained, "I won't elaborate much on strength and endurance. By 'specializing,' I mean that men can become exceptionally brilliant in one specific area while remaining extremely weak in others—their capabilities vary wildly between highs and lows. By 'versatile,' I mean that women can do many things. While none of their skills may be exceptionally prominent, they rarely have glaring weaknesses either, making their overall abilities much more balanced."
She paused, looked at everyone's earnest faces, and went on, "A man can master farming, sewing, or cooking, but if you ask him to switch to a different job, he often cannot do it. A woman, however, can handle all kinds of work, even if ea…
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