Color Illustration Version Fully Translated Nightly　One Thousand and One Nights (Full Set of 6 Books)

Author: Li Weizhong
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: The world-famous "One Thousand and One Nights," which has been banned the most times in history, has been repeatedly banned throughout history. As late as May 17, 1985, it was declared obscene by the Egyptian moral court, ordering its prohibition, confiscation, and destruction, sparking a major debate in the religious and cultural circles. Under the condemnation of the vast intellectual community and under the pressure of public opinion, the court finally lifted the ban on "One Thousand and One Nights."
The story of the world-famous "One Thousand and One Nights," which opens with sex, depicts the sexuality in royal courts and aristocracy, as well as the sexuality of urban tastes, even including same-sex sexuality and bestiality. However, the entire book condemns lewd sexuality and adultery while praising the sexuality of love and joy, containing extremely rich ideological content.
It is said that there was a country called Sansan between ancient India and China. King Sheherazade accidentally discovered that his queen and a group of Black Amazons were indulging in collective sexual pleasures in the palace. Enraged, the king had the queen and those who betrayed him killed. From then on, he would marry a young girl every night and kill her at dawn.
The daughter of the prime minister, Scheherazade, to save innocent women, voluntarily entered the palace to marry the king. She used the method of telling the king stories every day but not finishing them, which piqued the king's interest and delayed her execution. Her wonderful stories continued for one thousand and one nights, finally taming the tyrannical king.