"Sex in China" examines the evolution of sexual behaviors and attitudes in China since the 1980s. Authors Elaine Jeffreys and Haiqing Yu analyze the socio-political context of changing sexual culture, highlighting the complexities of public discourse on sex, new sexual identities, and governmental policies. A vital resource for students and scholars of modern China and sexuality.
Focusing on the intersections of sexuality, prostitution, and law enforcement, this book critiques contemporary scholarship in China studies. It explores how these themes are represented and understood within the context of Chinese society, offering insights into the complexities of sexual politics and the implications of policing. Through its critical lens, it aims to challenge existing narratives and provide a deeper understanding of the socio-cultural dynamics at play in China.