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Hong Kong embraces sex comedies
Once they flocked to concoct martial arts dramas; then they bowed at the altar of the trigger-happy gangster genre. Now local producers have discovered the next big moneymaker: welcome to Hong Kong, the new bastion of sex-obsessed comedies.
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Data reveals scale of China abortions
Chinese doctors have performed more than 330m abortions since the government implemented a controversial family planning policy 40 years ago, according to official data from the health ministry. China’s one-child policy remains a subject of a heated debate.
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China's top ten porn search terms
Pornography search engine PornMD has released a country-by-country breakdown of top ten search terms, revealing some interesting online masturbatory habits, particularly amongst Chinese searchers. The top 10 most commonly searched terms on porn sites over a 6 month period from China might not be what you'd expect.
14-3-2013
State-sponsored sex
Doomsayers used to worry about the “population bomb.” Now demographers warn that some nations aren’t procreating enough. In the US, the fertility rate is at a 90-year low, which means Americans are producing too few offspring to maintain the current population. Here, some of the more creative ways that countries facing a baby drought have tried to intervene.
8-3-2013
China: Officials still want to see sex tapes
Chinese police threatened a muck-raking investigative reporter on Monday with arrest for concealing evidence if he did not hand over further tapes in his possession after a sex video he released of an official with a mistress went viral online.
20-2-2013
Sex change patients getting younger and are more likely to be women
Transsexuals in Hong Kong are now seeking gender-changing surgery at a much earlier age than two decades ago, and those coming forward are more likely to be women seeking to become men. "It seems that more and more patients are in their 20s," said Dr Albert Yuen Wai-cheung, chief of service and the only specialist performing sex reassignment surgery at the city's public hospitals.
5-2-2013
Chinese party and business officials fired in sex scandal
China’s state news media reported this week details of a sex extortion ring that brazenly operated “honey traps” in the southwest metropolis of Chongqing for several years. The widening scandal, which first emerged late last year, has led to the dismissals of at least 11 officials of the Communist Party.
1-2-2013
Police visit Chinese blogger who exposed sex scandal
Two months after exposing a scandal involving sex tapes, blackmail and lucrative government contracts, which resulted in 11 officials losing their jobs, blogger Zhu Ruifeng received a surprise visit from Chinese security officials Sunday night.
1-2-2013
10 dumb smartphone sex and dating apps
The future is incredible. Not only does my phone tell me where I am, keep me in touch with everyone I know and practically run my life, but it can also meddle with my love life! Want to find out an eerie amount of information about a blind date, or "sexulate" your... sex? These apps are here to help.
1-2-2013
The war on female sexuality: Is globalization to blame?
Women’s bodies have become a global battlefield. The brutal New Delhi gang rape case, and the fierce protests it sparked, is just one example. From education of Afghan schoolgirls to veiling in France, female sexuality and freedom has come to symbolize a global conflict “over the nature of the self.”
25-1-2013
Chinese censors chop references to prostitution, torture in 'Skyfall'
Moviegoers in China finally got to watch “Skyfall” on Monday when the latest installment of the James Bond franchise opened in the country, but the version they saw was different to the one the rest of the world got to watch.
25-1-2013
‘Brothel’ opens for business inside a Chinese hospital
Don’t panic just yet. It’s still a credible institution, and its connoisseurs aren’t actually curb-crawling. But they are having sex, and are encouraged to milk it for all it’s worth. Enter the “sex wards” of Songziniao Hospital.
19-1-2013
Web tell-all on an affair brings down a Chinese official
Viewed through the lens of the Marxist tenets he so ardently promoted, Yi Junqing’s relationship with a female researcher would have probably been categorized as exploitive. Mr. Yi, 54, an impish scholar who held the job of China’s top guardian of Communist literature, is said to have provided the woman with a fellowship at his research institute in exchange for $1,600. The sex and jewelry came later.
19-1-2013
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