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eforeripefortheinstitutionoffootbindi sophistialefancy. 1stofthesestoriesbefoundintheofficialhistoriesofthedifferentdynasties, en,alongen. aanttingsuicidetoguardherchastityhada faireiureinoneforranother. paradoxically,itenhroughoutfor theirjealousy,andhenpeialsoftenappearedaturthbruisedfaces, resultinginpunishntoftheirjealousainliupoyii usedtorearkedhasighin hisabeautyforahe goddessofriverloandinsultthat nightshedroheriver.sevendaysafterheearedbefore poyuinadreandsaid,”yoddess,noagoddess.”for therestofhislifeliupoyiineverdared.he riveratthisferry,pletheirbeautifuldressesanddisfiguretheelves,other eup.butiftheenen thoughttheystbeuglytheelves. itiseasytoseehoensjealousygreofnage.itwas theironlyhesheerforceofthisinstinct, preventherhusbandfroavingnes,deinstancesofillbe found.ifnhadsenseenoughtoseethatrriageisaandonly professionheoexcuseinhersuchprofessiohics,herh nesoot.ourscholar,ytighsieh,disveredasearlyas1833that ”jealousyisnovien.”enheirhusbandsfavourhaveabout thesafeelingasaprofessionalclerkployer, andunrriedgirlshaveaboutthesafeelingasanoutofeloynt.ns professionaljealousyinrercilessasansinthe fieldoflove,andaslltraderhasjustaschlikingforbeingputoutofbusiness asashopkeepersan.suchisthe logiftheenoeofen.thefailuretoseethisisresponsiblefor thejokesaboutgolddiggers,folddiggersarerelythefeleunterpartof suihantheirsisters,selltheirgoods tothehighestbiddersinaprofessionalspirit,ahey.suessful businessnandgolddiggersething,ney,andtheyoughttorespect eaindedness. ii.he anythingisposs ...
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