Ivytsang (China)
Yes, it's still a taboo. This subject is seldom discussed in families. And people often don't have any sexual experience until they get married - in most traditional families. If junior high schools in China held lessons on sex it would be very useful as this would help demystify sex and it would also help teens make wise choices and decisions in the future. But sometimes even the teachers feel shy to talk about sex – for example, in my school we usually skip the physiology class.
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Student lovers are seen on the street of Shanghai. [Photo/IC] |
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