Sex for Ten Years (A Tracking Survey of Sexual Behavior Among University Students in China)

Author: Yang Rui
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The existence of human sexuality and sexual behavior are important components of human life. How they achieve benign operation and coordinated development with social settings is not only a practical social issue but also a theoretical issue requiring in-depth sociological research. Now, the "Series Reports on Chinese Sexuality Research" by Pan Suiming and others is about to be published. In China, this is the first time that strict sociological norms and empirical methods have been rigorously applied to provide a comprehensive reflection and analysis of the overall situation. This is not only a personal research achievement but can also be regarded as one of the signs of the growing maturity of sexology in China. From 1991 to 2001, the authors conducted four surveys on the relationship and sexual behavior of university students in Beijing and across the country, gathering extensive and comprehensive data. The authors' research and analysis of the material are insightful and profound. Over the past decade, what changes have occurred in the sexual behavior of Chinese university students? The media has spread various rumors, and public opinion has offered various claims. Who is more scientific and authoritative? This book provides answers with facts. Target Audience: Staff and leaders of education departments at all levels of government, leaders and staff of universities and colleges, faculty and students, as well as researchers in higher education, sociology, and psychology, as well as college students, university students, and parents with an interest in the subject.