Chapter 200 4. Male Terminator

Two hundred miles to the northeast, it is called Shan Mountain, rich in gold and jade.There is a beast Yan, whose shape is like a pig with a human face, yellow body and red tail, its name is Heya, its sound is like a baby, it is a beast, it can eat people, it also eats insects and snakes, and when it sees it, there will be floods in the world. ——"Shan Hai Jing · Dong Shan Jing" This mountain is called Shan Shan, and there is a beast in the mountain, which looks like a pig but has a human face, a yellow body with a red tail, its name is Heya, and its sound is like a baby crying.This kind of animal is a man-eating beast, and it also eats insects and snakes. Once it appears, there will be floods in the world.

Regarding this story, we have studied it before, and the analysis shows that what this story reveals is a strong reproductive fear.The fear of reproduction is a major topic in the development and research of human civilization, and the Chinese are leading the world trend in research in this area.Until the late Republic of China, Chinese women still relied on rural "stable women" for childbirth, and men were forbidden to approach the maternity room.This taboo is mainly aimed at husbands, and later developed to target all men, especially male doctors.In Chinese history, there were women who were determined not to let male doctors deliver their babies and died during childbirth.

But the formation of this taboo has its practical psychological basis. At least until now, no man has made enough psychological preparations to face the surge of blood just before the birth of his child, so until now So far, hospitals have at best set up bed-sharing for mothers and babies, and rarely allow husbands to enter the delivery room. The cry of the baby, another terrifying allegory, is symbolizing the end of the era of male freedom and indulgence, which is by no means a good thing for men who are naturally shy of responsibility. Therefore, we will encounter a large number of monsters crying like babies. These monsters have a common characteristic, cannibalism, which means ending the process of an adult man's self-pursuit in life.