Heidi's Sexology Report: Men (revised edition) systematically criticized the male-centered sexual cultural model and deeply discussed the essence of the western "sexual revolution" in the 1960s. She believes that the so-called "sexual revolution" originated from the response to the sexual repression in the Victorian era of19th century, which liberated people from sexual guilt and oppression, but did not give them a certain degree of liberation in concept. In the male part of Heidi's Sexology Report: Men (revised edition), the author also reported many men's dissatisfaction with the "sexual revolution", which they thought was "separating sex from emotion", indicating that the sexual revolution was "inhuman" and caused "pressure on men". The author believes that the real sexual revolution is the revolution of male-centered cultural model. Men and women should have equal rights, understand each other, communicate with each other, trust each other and share sexual happiness together.