Under the constraints of civilization

Author: (English) D.H. Lawrence (Lawrence.D.H.)
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: I know, I am the entrance to the creative unknown. Like a seed that unknowingly receives sunlight and grows in it, I open my heart, welcome the invisible warmth of great primal creativity, and begin to fulfill my mission. If honesty is lost, then everything is lost. Life becomes unbearable. Sex should be a true communication, a true flow of sympathy, generous and warm, rather than trickery, impulsiveness, or pure coercion. Sex is a powerful, beneficial, and necessary stimulus in human life. When we feel it as warm as the sun, naturally flowing through our entire body, each of us experiences gratitude. Lawrence's essays are shocking! Deeply shaken to the core of the soul, the world undergoes revolutionary and radical changes in your eyes. It is no longer a known world but is restored to a complete, novel, and unknown world! For years, people have labeled Lawrence with the tag of "author of erotic novels." Thus, their understanding of Lawrence is complete and ends, leaving no possibility to look further and see what this "author of erotic novels" is actually saying. Lawrence is no longer fashionable. Erotic novels, the works of today's big-name writers and beautiful writers, are far more stimulating and exciting, with much more "edgy" language; the explicit images in various media—magazines, television, film, and the internet—leave one overwhelmed. In the early 1980s, after China's reform and opening-up, there were none of these things. Back then, Lawrence was very popular, and people read his novels for enjoyment. Now, who still reads him? Too healthy, too normal, too natural—"too human, too human!"