Food and Sexuality -- Su Qing's Essays

Author: Su Qing
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Edge Library Series. This series selects works by writers who mostly have a Shanghai-style or aesthetic inclination. Personalized, sensory, and materialized aesthetic moods are the common characteristics of these writings, with all lively details belonging to the city and people. Su Qing's writing style is straightforward. It is naked and unreserved, without any hesitation. To readers, her writing seems charming, adorable, and innocent, never giving the impression of crudeness or vulgarity. In one of her recent articles, there is a witty line: "Food and men, the great desire of women exists therein." With her skillful punctuation, she reveals the secrets of a woman's heart.