Walk-in Marriage -- A Personal Journey in the Land of Women

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Features: The Mo Shu people are accustomed to bathing together in the same water for men and women, and they are all naked, which is very natural. Except for those of the same bloodline who cannot bathe together and must avoid each other, no one avoids anyone else. Both the elderly and the young bathe in the river, and they prefer to bathe in groups, with a minimum of three or five people and a maximum of twenty or thirty. They are all completely naked, with no clothing. It doesn’t matter if their private parts are in the water. When out of the water, people often cover themselves with their hands as if wearing clothes. Covering one’s private parts while talking to a girl, or a woman covering her vulva while talking to a man, is all very natural. Based on a realistic attitude, this introduction and commentary on what was seen and heard in Lugu Lake in the past, with as much vivid and vivid description as possible, aims to help readers truly get closer to the mysterious "Land of Women."