Dr. Li Yinhe

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  t of Chinese have had sex before marriage, up from 15 percent in 1989, according to Li Yinhe, a sex expert at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
  
  In that time, the average urban marriage age has crept steadily higher, reaching 31 for men in Shanghai last year.There has also been a notable shift in attitudes, particularly among those born in the booming '80s.At the Pepper bar in Beijing, a 20-year-old manager who did not give her name said without hesitation that young women's attitudes toward sex is casual.Her friends often show up and pick up men.
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  ual relations," said Li, the sex expert.

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  Studies indicate that 60 to 70 per cent of Chinese have had sex before marriage, up from 15 per cent in 1989, according to Li Yinhe, a sex expert at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
  
  In that time, the average urban marriage age has crept steadily higher, reaching 31 for men in Shanghai last year.There has also been a notable shift in attitudes, particularly among those born in the booming '80s.
  
  At the Pepper bar in Beijing, a 20-year-old manager who did not give her name said without hesitation that young women's attitudes toward sex are casual.Her friends often show up and pick up men.
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  "They don't talk directly about sexual relations," said Li, the sex expert.

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  But Li Yinhe, a renowned sociologist and a researcher with the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, expressed her worry.

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  The article, one of many focusing on gay issues now published by government-run media outlets, relied on research by renowned Chinese sexologist Li Yinhe in her book "History of Chinese Homosexuality."Li, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of the Social Sciences, frequently focuses on sexuality issues and has called on the government to allow same-sex couples to marry.
  
  Her historical research documents male homosexuality throughout the Chinese dynasties, and notes that the first Chinese law against gay sex was enacted in 1740.
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  Li Yinhe, the sexologist and gay rights activist, has offered a novel reason for legalizing gay marriage: With Chinese population control policies and men outnumbering women, allowing gays to marry would prevent gay men from marrying women, making more potential wives available for straight men.

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  On Monday, Zheng Yuantao and a dozen other gay men attended a speech in Guangzhou by Li Yinhe, a renowned researcher in homosexual studies, entitled "Emotion, sex and social reform."
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  On Monday, Li Yinhe told China Daily that her research suggests the biggest difference between Chinese male homosexuals and those in Western countries is that in China gay men are more likely to marry women.

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  Prof. Li Yinhe
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  Prof Li Yinhe, China's first female sociologist on sex
  
  Most foreign men, prior to visiting Chinaâ€"particularly ones who have never dated an Asian girl beforeâ€"hold a stereotype of Chinese women that portrays them as these soft, demure, reserved, shy, alluring, and near ethereal-like "creatures."What Western men encounter, instead, is often something much closer to the polar opposite.Although it is difficult, if not nearly impossible, to generalize about women from any specific country or culture, there is a great deal of strong anecdotal evidence to suggest that many Chinese women do share certain culturally-influenced characteristics.
  
  Some years ago, Dr. Li Yinhe, a highly-renowned professor at the Sociological Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, conducted an analysis of personal ads in a local newspaper and rank-ordered the stated importance of each of the attributes or traits that was being sought in a potential partner.

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  Studies indicate that 60 to 70 percent of Chinese have had sex before marriage, up from 15 percent in 1989, according to Li Yinhe, a sex expert at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
  
  In that time, the average urban marriage age has crept steadily higher, reaching 31 for men in Shanghai last year.There has also been a notable shift in attitudes, particularly among those born in the booming '80s.
  
  At the Pepper bar in Beijing, a 20-year-old manager who did not give her name said without hesitation that young women's attitude toward sex is casual.Her friends often show up and pick up men.
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  "They don't talk directly about sexual relations," said Li, the sex expert.

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  Published on: 3/3/2008    Last Visited: 3/3/2008  

  Studies indicate that 60 to 70 per cent of Chinese have had sex before marriage, up from 15 per cent in 1989, according to Li Yinhe, a sex expert at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
  
  In that time, the average urban marriage age has crept steadily higher, reaching 31 for men in Shanghai last year.There has also been a notable shift in attitudes, particularly among those born in the booming '80s.
  
  At the Pepper bar in Beijing, a 20-year-old manager who did not give her name said without hesitation that young women's attitudes toward sex are casual.Her friends often show up and pick up men.
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  "They don't talk directly about sexual relations," said Li, the sex expert.

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  Studies indicate that 60 to 70 percent of Chinese have had sex before marriage, up from 15 percent in 1989, according to Li Yinhe, a sex expert at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
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  "They don't talk directly about sexual relations," said Li, the sex expert.

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  Published on: 3/2/2008    Last Visited: 3/2/2008  

  Studies indicate that 60 to 70 percent of Chinese have had sex before marriage, up from 15 percent in 1989, according to Li Yinhe, a sex expert at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
  
  In that time, the average urban marriage age has crept steadily higher, reaching 31 for men in Shanghai last year.There has also been a notable shift in attitudes, particularly among those born in the booming '80s.
  
  At the Pepper bar in Beijing, a 20-year-old manager who did not give her name said without hesitation that young women's attitudes toward sex is casual.Her friends often show up and pick up men.
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  "They don't talk directly about sexual relations," said Li, the sex expert.

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