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... episodes. See Ding, Shanghai wangshi . Copyright © 2020 Lingnan University 2020 Eileen Chang incest sexuality modern Chinese literature late imperial culture “I will not give you up: and you cannot give me up!” 我不放棄你,你是不會放棄我的!, 1 Xu Xiaohan yells threateningly at her beloved...

...., Silent Operas , 119. For a discussion of the trope of the circulating wife in huaben stories concerned with the Ming-Qing dynastic transition, see T. Lu, Accidental Incest , 64–100 . Copyright © 2021 Lingnan University 2021 private public desire male homoeroticism Living across...

... . , 81. 44 Ibid . , 79. 45 Ibid., 106. 46 See Lee, Voices from the Iron House , 54 ; Sun, “To Be or Not to Be ‘Eaten,’” 460 ; Uberoi, “Suicide, Incest and Cannibalism,” 62, 71 . Cara Healey illustrates the use of Lu Xun's pivotal themes such as cannibalism and the figure...

..., “It must have been Limei. . . .” 是麗妹吧 . . . . 26 Sidestepping the perverse implications of this statement (in that it suggests that Zhi unwittingly committed virtual incest with the adoptive sister who had already been raped by his grandfather), Zhi replies, “I will marry you. Yanini, in my mind, you...

... to a cosmic space between Heaven and Earth: the reemergence of the sun after the rain, the clouds that rush like wild hogs, and the ceaseless humming of incest and bugs. The boy makes advances to the girl and feels her breast while singing a customary courting song. The girl is coy at first. Schooled...

..., Publication, Radio, Film, and Television (SAPPRFT), published a new set of guidelines regulating internet programs and content in almost all areas, including politics, history, religion, tradition, ethnic minorities, sex and sexuality, and violence. Together with incest and sadomasochism, homosexuality...

..., and the redemptive theme is wryly reversed. Rather than “submitting to goodness” ( congliang 從良), Huizhen commits incest with her husband's nephew, not only frustrating Liansheng's wishful calculations for the marriage but also ridiculing the assumptions a reader may harbor about a “virtuous courtesan” as a “stock...