World Cultural Atlas

Author: Liu Daling
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: ★16th-century hardcover, published by China Friendship Publishing House. A thousand years of sex worship, sex totems, sex art, and sex classics with a "sex" flavor! Across the East and West, sex prohibition, sex indulgence, sex techniques, and sex science are full of "sex" interest! Open it and your heart races, close it and let your thoughts wander!
Features and Reviews: Back to the top! Unheard-of rare sex history: The wife of the "Mysterious Pharaoh" of Egypt's 18th Dynasty was his mother, the second wife was his cousin, and the third, fourth, and fifth wives were actually his daughter with his first wife! In the temple of the goddess on Cyprus, there were groups of "holy whores" to please guests, because local women had to serve as "holy whores" in the temple before they could marry. Before the 16th century, during the frenzied Roman flower festival, hundreds of thousands of prostitutes wore revealing clothing and rushed into the streets, dragging a large and erect phallic replica to the temple, where it was combined with a vaginal replica of the goddess, and provided men with free "Venus services." After the ancient Silk Road opened, Eastern sex culture left Westerners stunned. When British people entered the temples in India, they were overwhelmed by the dazzling, diverse poses on the temple walls, even moved to tears and prostrated themselves in awe. Thrilling and exquisite sex images: Ancient paintings and sculptures that embody reproductive worship; paintings and sculptures depicting sexual scenes; Eastern erotic paintings and artifacts showing sexual techniques; utensils and images that display sexual customs and phenomena! Precious sex classics sifted from the sand: The ancient Roman "Art of Love," highly praised as "the art of love," but also criticized by some as the art of the mistress, not the art of the husband. It is full of how to seduce women throughout the text. The ancient Indian love manual "The Kama Sutra," also known as "The Indian Art of Love," considers sex to be a highly artistic act, with content so detailed that it even includes how to have sex with famous courtesans and prostitutes. The ancient Arab sex masterpiece "The Perfumed Garden" describes various sexual practices, making it a sexology encyclopedia. The Kinsey Report elaborates on the characteristics and differences of human sexual behavior in different stages of modern society. For example, there are 11 ways of affectionate caressing alone.