Kiss Kiss Style

Author: (USA) Bruce, translated by Zeng Yiqian
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Publish Date: 2001-09-01
Features: Kiss me, kiss me deeply, let me drink your kiss, and you drink my kiss, as our mouths sip from each other's greatest happiness. Kisses tell the story of all humanity—from anthropology to self-esteem, from biology to the greed of British poet Byron, from chimpanzees to the most sensual kiss in Gone with the Wind, from love symbols to the twisted meaning of Freud's bad doctor—the kiss between Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh in Gone with the Wind is considered the most sensual kiss; The Kiss of Judas signifies betrayal, a distortion of love and friendship; the subtle and affectionate kisses of the elderly are even more moving; while the romantic kisses of the young are vibrant and full of charm. Kisses are a universal rite of youth, but never before has there been a comprehensive book about kissing that allows us to understand the natural and social history of kisses, their delicate relationship with the body and soul.