#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
using namespace std;
class CPerson
{
protected:
    string m_szName;
    string m_szId;
    int m_nSex;//0:women,1:man
    int m_nAge;
public:
    CPerson(string name,string id,int sex,int age);
    void Show1();
    ~CPerson();
};
CPerson::~CPerson()
{}
void CPerson::Show1()
{
	cout<<"name                    id    sex    age    department    salary"<<endl;
}
CPerson::CPerson(string name,string id,int sex,int age)
{
      m_szName=name;
	  m_szId=id;
	  m_nSex=sex;
	  m_nAge=age;
}
class CEmployee:public CPerson
{
private:
    string m_szDepartment;
    double m_Salary;
public:
    CEmployee(string name,string id,int sex,int age,string department,double salary);
    void Show2();
    ~CEmployee(){};
};
CEmployee::CEmployee(string name,string id,int sex,int age,string department,double salary):CPerson(name,id,sex,age){m_szDepartment=department;m_Salary=salary;}

void CEmployee::Show2()
{
    string a;
    Show1();
    if(m_nSex==0)
        a="woman";
        if(m_nSex==1)
            a="man";
    cout<<m_szName<<"    "<<m_szId<<"    "<<a<<"    "<<m_nAge<<"    "<<m_szDepartment<<"            "<<m_Salary;

}

int main()
{
    string name,id,department;
    int sex,age;
    double salary;
    cout<<"input employee's name,id,sex(0:women,1:man),age,department,salary:\n";
    cin>>name>>id>>sex>>age>>department>>salary;
    CEmployee employee1(name,id,sex,age,department,salary);
    employee1.Show2();
    return 0;
}