TY  - GEN
AB  - As China changes at an awesome rate, becoming more industrialized, urban and westernized, this film explores how this has impacted traditional relationships between men and women. Our guide is a young journalist, Yang Li Ne, whose parents have just divorced and whose own marriage is unraveling. She speaks about love and sex with young Bejingers, as well as older couples from the villages. Many of the young are afraid of commitment and are cynical about love and marriage. Money, not love, they say, is the basis for marriage. Prostitution is rampant; an estimated 6% of the national revenue comes from prostitution. Older couples reflect on the vanishing traditions that have given their marriages stability. A young gay man who was hesitant to be identified describes the homophobia in Chinese society and the secrecy with which gay and lesbians must lead their lives. He talks about the difference between making love and having sex. Examples of China's traditional erotic art, which was nurtured by the imperial court, are laced through the film. This documentary would be rated R.
AU  - Gallone, Annemarie.
CY  - New York, NY :
DA  - 2008.
ID  - 1356112
KW  - Homosexuality
KW  - Love
KW  - Man-woman relationships
KW  - Marriage
KW  - Sex
LA  - English.
LK  - http://www.aspresolver.com/aspresolver.asp?FLON;1650441
N1  - Originally released as DVD.
N1  - Title from resource description page (viewed May 24, 2011).
N2  - As China changes at an awesome rate, becoming more industrialized, urban and westernized, this film explores how this has impacted traditional relationships between men and women. Our guide is a young journalist, Yang Li Ne, whose parents have just divorced and whose own marriage is unraveling. She speaks about love and sex with young Bejingers, as well as older couples from the villages. Many of the young are afraid of commitment and are cynical about love and marriage. Money, not love, they say, is the basis for marriage. Prostitution is rampant; an estimated 6% of the national revenue comes from prostitution. Older couples reflect on the vanishing traditions that have given their marriages stability. A young gay man who was hesitant to be identified describes the homophobia in Chinese society and the secrecy with which gay and lesbians must lead their lives. He talks about the difference between making love and having sex. Examples of China's traditional erotic art, which was nurtured by the imperial court, are laced through the film. This documentary would be rated R.
PB  - Filmakers Library,
PP  - New York, NY :
PY  - 2008.
T1  - Love and sex in China
TI  - Love and sex in China
UR  - http://www.aspresolver.com/aspresolver.asp?FLON;1650441
ER  -