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艾未粉果 Ai Wei Fans' Nudity —— Listen, Chinese Government： Nudity is not Pornography

An imbalance in the opposite direction characterizes the contemporary marriage market in China. The Chinese government’s one-child policy, combined with a cultural preference for sons and technologies that permit selective abortion, have helped to create a large sex-ratio imbalance among young Chinese. For every 100 women in that group, there are now more than 120 men.

The park will also offer sex technique workshops and safe-sex methods.

Millions of Chinese have heard of Shanghai Baby, the shockingly frank grunge novel by Wei Hui, who prides herself on being "China's first banned pornographic female novelist." But how many have heard of Yu Xiu's Flower Season, Rainy Season or Han Han's The Three Gates?

Literary infighting is rarely as gripping as it has been in China this year. The battle royale between Mian Mian, 29, and Wei Hui, 27—both apparently vying for recognition as China's "bad girl of letters"—has captivated even those who have not read their remarkably similar and steamy novels about sex, drugs and dropout chic. In April, Beijing banned both books. Soon U.S. readers will have a chance to see why, when both are published in the States. Here is an advance look, in the first English-language excerpts from the novels.