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Tolstoy's married life can be described as a tragedy, as he said in his final diary: "I am in a very ridiculous state of contradiction: on the one hand I can create the most profound and meaningful thoughts, and on the other hand, I spend more time fighting with a woman." ”
Tolstoy believed that people marry for the purpose of producing offspring, and that it is the nature of women to have children and their main job. He firmly opposed women's regard for childbearing as a nuisance for the sake of love, comfort and idleness, cultural accomplishment and social communication, etc., and only gave birth to children for accidental reasons; he believed that the first thing women, as mothers, put first and foremost was to feed their children, wash and cook, educate their children, sleep with them, talk to them, and so on.
It is these women who know their duties that nurture generations of people, create a social ethos, and thus seize the supreme power to save people from all kinds of evil. Tolstoy's ideas are instructive for our in-depth exploration of the rational division of labor between the sexes in society.
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