Kiss me.

Author: (American) Brucel, translated by Zeng Yiqian
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: The kiss between Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh in Gone with the Wind is considered the most sensual kiss; the kiss in The Kiss of Judas signifies betrayal, the distortion of love and friendship; the subtle and affectionate kiss of the elderly is even more moving; while the romantic kiss of the young is vibrant and full of charm. Kissing is a universal rite of passage in youth, but never before has there been a comprehensive book that explores kissing, allowing us to understand its natural and social history, and the delicate relationship between the body and the soul. Kissing is the most powerful form of nonverbal communication in our lives, capable of evoking emotions and desires. Every kiss tells a different story of human desire.
What follows is the intellectual journey of the author as they delve into many different specialized fields, which may sometimes conflict. These fields include anthropology to self-esteem, biology to the greed of the British poet Byron, from the Roman lyric poet Calullus to fellatio, and more. In this book, the author will explore the vast and ever-changing realm of sexuality in the order mentioned. Along the way, the author has been kissed by a baby chimpanzee in the forests of West Africa and by an old gorilla in Savoy (located in southern France), yet this has not diminished their passion for kissing. Like Marco Polo, the author will bring back many incredible stories and silks on this intellectual journey.