How do novels describe men?

The methods and perspectives of describing men depended on the content and emotional effects they wanted to express. Here are some techniques and examples that might be useful in describing men: Physical characteristics: describe the physical characteristics of a man, such as figure, body shape, muscle lines, facial features, etc. For example," He's tall and muscular " or " He's handsome and has well-defined facial features." 2. Character traits: Male character traits were also the focus of the description, such as bravery, strength, intelligence, wisdom, cunning, selfishness, etc. For example," He is a brave warrior who goes forward bravely without fear of danger " or " He is smart, cunning, and good at scheming. He can always find excuses for himself." 3. Emotional experience: The emotional experience of men is also an important object of description, such as love, hate, joy, anger, sorrow, joy, etc. For example," He looked at her affectionately, his heart full of love and joy " or " He clenched his fists in anger, his heart full of pain and sadness." 4. behavior: male behavior is also the focus of the description, such as action, language, expression, etc. For example," His quick running and agile footsteps are crisp and melodious " or " He roared loudly and lost control of his emotions in a deep and powerful voice." There were many ways and angles to describe men. One had to pay attention to the balance of appearance, personality, emotions, and behavior in order to achieve a vivid and touching effect.