Is it true that men are Mars and women are Mercury????

Women are made of water, you have not heard of this phrase.

Once upon a time, the Martians met the Venusians, and they fell in love. In the beginning, they accepted and respected each other's differences, and thus had a harmonious relationship and a happy life. Later, they came to Earth.

When they woke up one morning, they were all suffering from amnesia, forgetting that they were from different planets. So, they began to clash with each other......This is the metaphor John Grey uses to illustrate the relationship between men and women in his new book, Man from Mars, Woman from Venus.

While everyone knows that men and women are different, it is not clear to most people how they differ. This parable tells people that men and women are like coming from different planets, speaking different languages, having different emotional needs, and thinking in different ways. If you don't understand these differences, men and women will often misunderstand each other when they get along, don't know why there are such conflicts, and don't know how to solve them.

For those of us who live in a foreign country, whether we come first or come last, everyone will encounter a lot of troubles and confusions, whether they are academic or work. Family harmony and warmth are even more important in our lives. But how can we have a sweet and happy relationship between husband and wife (men and women), enjoy the warmth and tranquility of the family, and alleviate the sorrow and loss in our hearts, but love alone is not enough.

I believe that the contents of John Gray's book will enlighten us in this regard, so I have excerpted some of the chapters for your enjoyment. The text is divided into six sections: different values, different ways of dealing with stress, women's language and men's silence, rubber band men and fluctuating women, different ways of scoring love, and different emotional needs.

Differences in values.

Different ways of dealing with stress.

The language of a woman and the silence of a man.

Figuratively, the two have nothing to do with each other.

In the Western world, Mars represents Ares, the god of war, named after his fiery red color, which symbolizes brave and masculine masculinity.

Venus represents Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty and love, and the brightest of the known planets, symbolizing femininity and tenderness.

The use of Mars and Venus to represent men and women is actually a metaphor for the difference between the two, because the difference in physiological structure and the environment in which they live leads to a great difference in the way of thinking of men and women.

Mars represents the god of war, and men have a kind of bravery and ambition in their nature to fight on the battlefield, so men are from Mars. And Venus represents the goddess of love, which also highlights the delicate character of a woman, so it is said that a woman comes from Venus.