Actually, sensuality is a philosophy. Li Wenxiao Collection · Eve Chapter

Author: Li Wen
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Sensuality is a required "major" for a woman's entire life. From then on, to the left, a sea of flowers; to the right, a sea of flowers. In the eyes of Dr. Li Wen, sensuality is a blend of nobility and mystery. Sensuality is art, philosophy—it requires some imagination, something that can only be understood but not spoken of. Sensuality is abstract, an involuntary and natural action of the cerebral cortex, a love potion in a man's eyes. Li Wen, a woman who has lived in the West for over thirty years, that Li Wen who has been entangled in two lawsuits since arriving in China two years ago; that Li Wen, born in New York, USA, and raised in Taipei and San Francisco, a US-born Chinese; that Li Wen who is not content with the tranquility of life in the US and dedicates herself to English and moral education in China; that Li Wen who has written "My Life with Li Ao"; that Li Wen, the eldest daughter of Li Ao. If my arrival in mainland China at the end of 2002 was quiet and marked with the label "Daughter of Li Ao," then two years later, the name Li Wen has gradually become known to the Chinese people. Famous newspapers and magazines have begun to publish large photos and interviews of Li Wen. Li Wen, "unintentionally," has become a "celebrity," a name that media outlets are eager to interview. Being a celebrity isn't bad, but the title is always tied to lawsuits. Although both lawsuits have been won, they still leave me with a sense of PTY (sadness).
The autumn in Beijing is beautiful, a beauty without harshness or coldness. Gazing at the distant red leaves and the emerald autumn water, I felt a warmth and smelled a fragrance in this late autumn. Yes, this land has nurtured the oldest civilizations of humankind, and Beijing has witnessed the rise and fall of six dynasties. It has a cultural depth that no one can match. Starting my future life plan here is a blessing, something worth celebrating. At this moment, I am at peace.
To purchase a car and a home, I have repeatedly filed complaints against individuals and groups that have infringed on my rights. People say it's because I am assertive, that I follow in my father's footsteps, or that it's a self-protective mechanism after enduring hardships in life, and so on. For this, I was once startled, but after the shock, my perspective cleared. I told myself: as long as these processes awaken people's passion and attention to maintaining order and observing social ethics, and inspire vigilance and reflection, that is enough.