Ecstatic

Author: Nie Mao
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Explores the modern spiritual anxieties and the disconnection between the soul and body in this era. Highly impactful. A long-form (: documentary) destined to stir fierce controversy. It's no coincidence that the book topped Taiwan's bestseller list for three consecutive months. With striking penmanship, it vividly showcases the absence of love.
"Sex parties," also known as "fun parties," were popular in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s. Subsequently, young people in Japan, Germany, the UK, and other countries followed the trend, making it a fleeting fashion. In recent years, this tide has quietly infiltrated some major cities in China, even being glorified as "going crazy with joy." However, in the monotony of daily life, are you satisfied? Are you happy? Can you face your pain? Can you defend your true love? Can "infidelity" be forgiven? Do you not care about others' opinions of you? Undoubtedly, the book will become a sensational news event rather than just a simple book. People can denigrate it, discuss it, praise it, or belittle it, but they will have to face it.