Li Yinhe, China's first female sociologist who studies sexuality and the wife of the famous writer Wang Xiaobo, was born in Beijing in 1952. PhD in Sociology from the University of Pittsburgh, USA. In 1999, he was named one of the 50 most influential people in China by Asia Weekly. Li Yinhe was invited to attend the opening ceremony of the 2011 Central Plains Sexual Culture Festival. The following is a blog written by Li Yinhe after attending the Sexual Culture Festival! The content is as follows:

"Fly to Zhengzhou, Henan in the afternoon to participate in the Central Plains Sex Culture Festival. The cultural festival first started in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, spreading people's positive views on sex.

Value If there is no interest in sexual activities, why do you actively buy all kinds of sex toys? My answer is: The negative value labels of sex (dirty, shameful, sinful, depraved) have gradually been replaced by positive values. The more people tend to believe that sex is not a shameful bad thing, but a healthy and natural good thing. Chinese people are coming out of the shadow of decades of sexual repression and ushering in a new era with a clear, healthy and happy sexual order and atmosphere. A new era. For a long time, China has been a society where sex is perverted. The entire society has been permeated by an anti-sexual abstinence atmosphere. People are generally repressed and distorted on sexual issues. For this reason, I propose that sex is also a people's livelihood issue. Colleagues nicknamed it the "New People's Livelihood Theory". As the ancients said, food and sex are the same. Mao Zedong once said: The biggest problem in the world is food. The Chinese revolution over the past few decades has actually solved the problem of food. When they are full, the issue of sex is on the agenda of the Chinese people. To put it bluntly, people want to be happy in addition to eating, so sexual satisfaction has become a higher-level livelihood issue than eating.

For ordinary people, there are only two things in their lives, one is eating and the other is having sex. These are basic human needs. Other things are just means, such as working and making money. In the end, they are all about doing these two things. thing. The argument is: Suppose there is a planet where people do not need to eat or have sex, then they do not need to work or make money at all, right? Of course, some people have other talents besides these two things, such as being able to draw and write poetry, but this kind of creative activity is not a basic human need.

Fly to Zhengzhou, Henan Province in the afternoon to attend the Central Plains Sexual Culture Festival. This form of cultural festival first started in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, spreading people's positive views on sex. For a long time, China has been a society that talks about sexual perversion. The entire society is permeated by an anti-sexual abstinence atmosphere, and people are generally repressed and distorted on sexual issues. For this reason, I proposed that sex is also a people's livelihood issue, which was nicknamed the "new people's livelihood theory" by my colleagues. The ancients said that food and sex are the nature of food. Mao Zedong once said: The biggest problem in the world is the problem of food. The Chinese revolution of several decades actually solved a problem of food. Now that the common people have basically enough to eat, the issue of sex has been put on the agenda of the Chinese people. To put it bluntly, in addition to eating, people also want to be happy, so sexual satisfaction has become a higher-level livelihood issue than eating. For ordinary people, there are only two things in their lives, one is eating and the other is having sex. These are basic human needs.

Now everyone suddenly discovers that Chinese people are becoming more and more fond of sexual activities. There are also a lot less taboos on sexual activities, and even sex-related laws have changed: for example, in 1997, the crime of hooliganism was abolished, and sexual activities outside of marriage no longer need to be arrested and served. Even partner-swapping activities The penalty has also been changed from death to three and a half years in prison. Yesterday, a reporter specifically interviewed me about the just-concluded Beijing Sex Toys Expo. The question was: Why do young people today pay more and more attention to the fun in sexual activities, and why do they actively buy various sex toys? My answer is: The negative value labels of sex (dirty, shameful, sinful, depraved) have gradually been replaced by positive values. People are now increasingly inclined to believe that sex is not a shameful bad thing, but a healthy and natural good thing.

Fly to Zhengzhou, Henan Province in the afternoon to attend the Central Plains Sexual Culture Festival. This form of cultural festival first started in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, spreading people's positive views on sex. For a long time, China has been a society that talks about sexual perversion. The entire society is permeated by an anti-sexual abstinence atmosphere, and people are generally repressed and distorted on sexual issues. For this reason, I proposed that sex is also a people's livelihood issue, which was nicknamed the "new people's livelihood theory" by my colleagues. The ancients said that food and sex are the nature of food. Mao Zedong once said: The biggest problem in the world is the problem of food. The Chinese revolution of several decades actually solved a problem of food. Now that the common people have basically enough to eat, the issue of sex has been put on the agenda of the Chinese people. To put it bluntly, in addition to eating, people also want to be happy, so sexual satisfaction has become a higher-level livelihood issue than eating. For ordinary people, there are only two things in their lives, one is eating and the other is having sex. These are basic human needs. Chinese people are getting out of the shadow of decades of sexual repression and ushering in a bright, healthy and happy sex life. A new era of order and sexual atmosphere. ”