Image posted on ChinaRen.com.
China's first ever sex theme park was demolished on Monday, before it had even been opened. Deemed "evil" by officials, the giant genital sculptures that were intended to bring sexual enlightenment to the Chinese public, are now lying in ruins.
"Love Land" was planned to open to the public in October this year. But as the unusual sculptures were erected over the Chongqing horizon, locals became increasingly disturbed by what they might be faced with. Photographs of the park posted online at the weekend led to worldwide publicity and widespread debate. On Monday, the local authorities decided to tear the park down, bulldozers at the ready.
The video was originally posted on video sharing site Tudou.com.
Muzi Mei is a Chinese blogger renowned for her open stance on sex. Her blog was censored by the Chinese authorities in 2003.
Sex is
still a taboo subject in China;
there's absolutely no sex education whatsoever and families don't talk about
sex openly, although close friends do. I wouldn't say there's any difference
between men and women in this sense, it's more an age thing.
I don't think this park would have helped with sexual understanding, it would have just got people talking. I doubt many people would have gone and those that did would have just for curiosity's sake rather than to learn something. This isn't the first time we've ever had something like this in China; I remember in Guangdong they already had events with this kind of exhibitions. We didn't need this park to learn about sex.
What I wonder is why foreigners always think that Chinese people are different from other nationalities. Just because Chinese people don't like to talk about this subject as openly as foreigners do doesn't mean we don't know about it. Different people have different ways of handling things; it doesn't mean we know nothing about sex."
These images were posted on Flickr by people who visited a sex theme park on the island of Cheju, South Korea.
Posted on Flickr by "Cooolo_creat".
Posted by "KimboRock" on Flickr. Read more about her visit on her blog.
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kanamara festival
Submitted by harun (not verified) on Tue, 26/05/2009 - 02:36.www.asylum.com
just look in this site and you added some thing from japan
Every first Sunday in April, residents of Kawasaki, Japan, celebrate all things penis with their Kanamara Matsuri (Festival of the Steel Phallus) Parade. While the centerpiece of the fertility parade is a giant pink penis, some marchers bring their own large replica penises, and female festival-goers enjoy various penis-shaped candies. Check out photos of the phallic fun below.
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what a waste !
Submitted by Unregistered user (not verified) on Thu, 21/05/2009 - 04:28.what a waste, Chinese officials placing shame on natural sexual human desires,
the world really is backwards & china officials are obviously sexually repressed.
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