Life Could Not Extend without Sex

出自香港新聞網 - 樹仁新傳系學生實習習作

• Life Could Not Extend without Sex 055113 黃盈慧 WONG, YING WAI 2007年12月19日 (三) 11:41 (UTC)

Two famous local writers Ni Kuang and Lau Tin-chi always had unique views in different issues. They created a sparkle in the topic of sex at the weekly seminar with the journalism students in Hong Kong Shue Yan University.

Sex seems to be a taboo in Hong Kong until now. Ni and Lau both had the same idea of pornography which was beautiful and comfortable. “Sex was important thing in a life, everyone needed it otherwise life was not able to extend.”

Believed teenagers should be interested in sex, they encouraged youngsters to understand more about sex and try to break down the traditional thought in order to get a correct knowledge of sex earlier. Ni stirred younger to find out what they interested in using their rights. Lau claimed it was common world widely that sex was the basic interest of all people, “In foreign country, pornography was a big industry which have courses about pornographic editing and teaching students how to choose actors. Pornographic literature had its own value.” Lau added.

They also mentioned that there were many Chinese literatures talking about sex and they always used those Chinese literatures to educate their children about sex.

Ni Kuang is a famous novelist, copywriter, journalist, assistant editor, and political columnist; Lau Tin-chi was a director in TVB and is a columnist and DJ now.