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Viewers Warned Against Aping ‘Lust Caution’ Maneuvers
November 21, 2007 at 6:31 PM
Celebrity Health News
Though the film has been declared a blockbuster in China, it is also attracting tens of millions of viewers who are downloading pirated versions of the film, containing at least seven minutes of sexual endeavour slashed by China’s censors.
Owing to the mass interest, medical officials have taken the responsibility to warn those with access to the uncensored version – ‘do not try this at home.’
A reporter for the Information Times surveyed 20 people who had seen the uncensored film, which is set in Shanghai during the Second World War. He also spoke to medical experts about the several minutes of sexual gymnastics, often violent and almost always erotic, that help to describe the attraction between a naive young student and a disloyal and nasty Chinese police chief.
After the survey, the reporter wrote: “Highly difficult sexual positions can cause unnecessary harm to both the male and female body and, hence, people should not be imitating what they see on the big screen.”
Yu Zaoze, a gynaecologist with the Guangzhou Modern Hospital told The Information Times: “Most of the sexual manoeuvres in ‘Lust, Caution’ are abnormal body positions. Only women with comparatively flexible bodies that have gymnastics or yoga experience are able to perform them. For average people to blindly copy them could lead to unnecessary physical harm.”
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