--The Eden of Sin

Author: Yang Bo
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Publish Date: 1998-10-01
Features: Although prostitution has been condemned by all voices but continues to persist, it must have profound social roots. Prostitution is an awkward topic but also a realistic one. The resurgence of sex services at least demonstrates that material abundance does not naturally lead to the purification of human nature. What we cannot avoid is that a society without customers for prostitution would certainly not have prostitution services. The problem of prostitution is one where men and women together play out a crime. This book collects and organizes interviews by some journalists on the topic of sex with intellectual women from nineteen different family backgrounds, different life experiences, and different life pursuits. It aims to reveal how traditional moral concepts clash with modern life concepts in today's market economy, how human instincts are deformedly released in the midst of a crisis of faith, and how they face public condemnation with indifference. Thus, it reveals the soil environment and social factors that allow this ugly phenomenon to thrive and spread, thereby inspiring people to find methods and approaches to solve this social problem.