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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. China is undergoing a quiet yet profound sexual awakening ( xing jue xing), a transformation that is reshaping how intimacy is perceived and practiced. For generations, traditional Confucian values ( ru jia jia zhi guan) emphasized family honor, marital fidelity, and the suppression of premarital sexuality. Casual encounters ( sui yi xing xing wei) were stigmatized as immoral, and open discussions about sex remained taboo. Today, these norms are being challenged by urbanization, digital connectivity, and a younger generation eager to redefine personal freedom.Yet this shift is far from uniform. In metropolitan hubs like Shanghai and Beijing, dating apps ( yue hui ruan jian) and hookup culture ( yue pao wen hua) coexist with lingering stigmas, particularly for women. Meanwhile, in rural areas, traditional expectations ( chuan tong guan nian) about marriage and sexuality often persist, creating a cultural divide that mirrors China's broader urban-rural split.Gender plays a pivotal role in this evolution. While men may face fewer social consequences for casual dating, women ( nu xing) often navigate a double standard ( shuang chong biao zhun), where their sexual autonomy is judged more harshly. Education and socioeconomic status further complicate the picture: university-educated individuals ( da xue sheng) are more likely to view casual relationships as a matter of personal choice, whereas those with less formal schooling may tie sexual behavior to family reputation ( mian zi) and economic stability.This book explores the tensions between tradition and modernity in China's sexual landscape. Through cultural analysis, we examine how factors like region, age, and gender influence attitudes toward casual dating ( sui yi yue hui), one-night stands ( yi ye qing), and the pursuit of intimacy in a society still grappling with its past.In a nation where "face" ( mian zi) and family remain central, the rise of casual sex is not merely a personal choice-it's a social revolution. Welcome to the front lines of China's evolving relationship with desire. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798895542620
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. China is undergoing a quiet yet profound sexual awakening ( xing jue xing), a transformation that is reshaping how intimacy is perceived and practiced. For generations, traditional Confucian values ( ru jia jia zhi guan) emphasized family honor, marital fidelity, and the suppression of premarital sexuality. Casual encounters ( sui yi xing xing wei) were stigmatized as immoral, and open discussions about sex remained taboo. Today, these norms are being challenged by urbanization, digital connectivity, and a younger generation eager to redefine personal freedom.Yet this shift is far from uniform. In metropolitan hubs like Shanghai and Beijing, dating apps ( yue hui ruan jian) and hookup culture ( yue pao wen hua) coexist with lingering stigmas, particularly for women. Meanwhile, in rural areas, traditional expectations ( chuan tong guan nian) about marriage and sexuality often persist, creating a cultural divide that mirrors China's broader urban-rural split.Gender plays a pivotal role in this evolution. While men may face fewer social consequences for casual dating, women ( nu xing) often navigate a double standard ( shuang chong biao zhun), where their sexual autonomy is judged more harshly. Education and socioeconomic status further complicate the picture: university-educated individuals ( da xue sheng) are more likely to view casual relationships as a matter of personal choice, whereas those with less formal schooling may tie sexual behavior to family reputation ( mian zi) and economic stability.This book explores the tensions between tradition and modernity in China's sexual landscape. Through cultural analysis, we examine how factors like region, age, and gender influence attitudes toward casual dating ( sui yi yue hui), one-night stands ( yi ye qing), and the pursuit of intimacy in a society still grappling with its past.In a nation where "face" ( mian zi) and family remain central, the rise of casual sex is not merely a personal choice-it's a social revolution. Welcome to the front lines of China's evolving relationship with desire. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798895542620
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. China is undergoing a quiet yet profound sexual awakening ( xing jue xing), a transformation that is reshaping how intimacy is perceived and practiced. For generations, traditional Confucian values ( ru jia jia zhi guan) emphasized family honor, marital fidelity, and the suppression of premarital sexuality. Casual encounters ( sui yi xing xing wei) were stigmatized as immoral, and open discussions about sex remained taboo. Today, these norms are being challenged by urbanization, digital connectivity, and a younger generation eager to redefine personal freedom.Yet this shift is far from uniform. In metropolitan hubs like Shanghai and Beijing, dating apps ( yue hui ruan jian) and hookup culture ( yue pao wen hua) coexist with lingering stigmas, particularly for women. Meanwhile, in rural areas, traditional expectations ( chuan tong guan nian) about marriage and sexuality often persist, creating a cultural divide that mirrors China's broader urban-rural split.Gender plays a pivotal role in this evolution. While men may face fewer social consequences for casual dating, women ( nu xing) often navigate a double standard ( shuang chong biao zhun), where their sexual autonomy is judged more harshly. Education and socioeconomic status further complicate the picture: university-educated individuals ( da xue sheng) are more likely to view casual relationships as a matter of personal choice, whereas those with less formal schooling may tie sexual behavior to family reputation ( mian zi) and economic stability.This book explores the tensions between tradition and modernity in China's sexual landscape. Through cultural analysis, we examine how factors like region, age, and gender influence attitudes toward casual dating ( sui yi yue hui), one-night stands ( yi ye qing), and the pursuit of intimacy in a society still grappling with its past.In a nation where "face" ( mian zi) and family remain central, the rise of casual sex is not merely a personal choice-it's a social revolution. Welcome to the front lines of China's evolving relationship with desire. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798895542620
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