Sex. Nurturing 500 Whys

Author: Chen Qifu
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: The book consists of seven chapters, each with a specific focus yet interconnected. It begins with the physiology of men and women. In fact, this part is particularly emphasized because it aims to introduce many little-known facts to the public. The titles are well-chosen, and the questions are answered clearly. For example, the male prostate, seminal colliculus, spermatic cord, and female clitoris, Bartholin's glands, are all described in detail, making them unforgettable. With such comprehensive, easy-to-understand, and engaging content as a foundation, readers can gain true knowledge and nourishment, leading to insights and inspiration about various male and female sexual dysfunctions. Therefore, the "Sexual Dysfunction" section of the book can be said to be all-encompassing, endlessly fascinating, and full of fun. For instance, when discussing male sexual dysfunction, it emphasizes that it is primarily functional, with only 10-15% being organic. The former is caused by psychological and social factors, and its cure rate is quite high. It also involves sexual desire, penile erection, intercourse, sexual climax, and ejaculation.
Take, for instance, female "frigidity" (the Chinese term for female sexual dysfunction). "Female 'frigidity' shares remarkable similarities with male 'impotence.' When about to engage in sexual intercourse with a man, she suddenly experiences a significant discharge of secretions from the vagina, followed by reaching sexual climax." This description is simple and easy to understand, unlike some medical texts that make it difficult for lay readers to grasp.