"Glittering gold, people and livestock -- 'Vatel' - Fujieda's grave | iugo's blogbus" (Note: This translation keeps the structure and elements of the original sentence. However, depending on the context, "人人牲畜" could be interpreted differently. If you have more specific context or meanings for this phrase, please let me know!)

I can no longer tolerate the stories where people are treated like beasts. Men are sold as bargaining chips, and women are brutalized as objects.

I remember in "Old Goriot" that I once read, there is such a strange kind of interpersonal relationship. In high society, husbands do not live with their wives but with their mistresses. The strangest thing is that this relationship is taken for granted and socially sanctioned. Is it because people have lost their minds due to their dissolute lifestyle, or is France just such a "romantic" country?

Although this strange relationship is astonishing, the other kind of selling and being forced is infuriating and painful.