Report on Sexual Survey of Chinese Women

Author: Ma Xiaonian
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Ma Xiaonian's China Women's Sex Survey is an important research that inherits the fine tradition of sexology—emphasizing investigation and research, and letting data speak. Sexology is an interdisciplinary field of study, encompassing areas such as: somatology, psychology, cultural anthropology, psychophysiology, character formation, psychopathology, functional theory, sociology, political science, and even philosophy. During the stage of the development of sexology, two fields contributed to its establishment: one was the second wave of the feminist movement in Western Europe, and the other was the population issues that had already emerged in developed countries, which drew people's attention to sexology. The second stage was the latter half of the 20th century, with Kinsey as its representative. His surveys and the publication of his reports had an unprecedented social impact, leading to the establishment of the world's most vibrant, product-rich, financially robust, and research-powerful sexology research institutes. This book inherits the tradition of sexological investigation and conducts a successful survey using the new technology of the internet. We hope to see more such research accumulations in the field of sexology research, enabling it to develop rapidly and healthily in our country. The primary responsibility of sexology is to help people correctly understand human sexuality, predict the various problems and crises humans face in the realm of sex, and control and change their behavior to avoid disasters. Ma Xiaonian's China Women's Sex Survey is an important research that inherits the fine tradition of sexology—emphasizing investigation and research, and letting data speak. Sexology is an interdisciplinary field of study, encompassing areas such as: somatology, psychology, cultural anthropology, psychophysiology, character formation, psychopathology, functional theory, sociology, political science, and even philosophy. During the stage of the development of sexology, two fields contributed to its establishment: one was the second wave of the feminist movement in Western Europe, and the other was the population issues that had already emerged in developed countries, which drew people's attention to sexology. The second stage was the latter half of the 20th century, with Kinsey as its representative. His surveys and the publication of his reports had an unprecedented social impact, leading to the establishment of the world's most vibrant, product-rich, financially robust, and research-powerful sexology research institutes. This book inherits the tradition of sexological investigation and conducts a successful survey using the new technology of the internet. We hope to see more such research accumulations in the field of sexology research, enabling it to develop rapidly and healthily in our country. The primary responsibility of sexology is to help people correctly understand human sexuality, predict the various problems and crises humans face in the realm of sex, and control and change their behavior to avoid disasters.