The Body Doesn't Lie by Alice Miller Publisher: China Youth Publishing House

Introduction
In this book, The Body Doesn't Lie, I focus on the consequences of denying our real and strong emotions. Many of these denials are based on moral and religious needs. Based on my experience in psychotherapy (including my own experience and the many cases I have worked on), I can roughly understand that people who have been abused in childhood can only suppress and separate their real emotions. They cannot love and respect their parents because they will always be unconsciously afraid of their parents. Even if they want to develop a comfortable and trusting relationship with their parents, they still cannot do it. If a person believes that his feelings are what he "should" feel, and constantly avoids feeling those forbidden feelings, he will eventually become ill-unless he leaves this debt to the next generation to pay, projecting his own unacknowledged emotions onto the children.
The book "The Body Doesn't Lie" is about exposing a fact that has been ignored by everyone, and which has long been covered up by religion and morality.
In this book, the author of "The Body Don't Lie" explains this principle through the lives of several writers and celebrities, and then points out the real way of communication to help us get rid of the vicious cycle of self-deception.