A study of the word "shameful".

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According to research, "diu" is a term used in sexual matters. During the Wei, Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties, people did not shy away from sexual matters. It was common for men and women to seek pleasure in bed, courtyards, and even in the wilderness. However, during the Song Dynasty, Zhu Xi's doctrine of "suppressing human desires" was adopted by the imperial power, and people no longer dared to engage in sexual activity openly, only permitted to do so within the confines of their homes. Thus, the term "fangshi" (房事, sexual matters) came to be used in the streets to describe the pleasures of men and women. Examining ancient texts such as *Su Nu Jing*, *Rou Pu Tuan*, and *Jin Ping Mei*, descriptions of female orgasm are not expressed with the modern terms of comfort, moaning, or pleasure, but rather with the single word "diu." "Diu" means orgasm. There are often phrases like "breasts swollen and cheeks flushed, vaginal fluids soaking the bed, lewd moans and groans, just throw it away," "I want to throw it away, I've thrown it away," etc. "Disgraceful" refers to a woman who has achieved sexual climax; "Disgraceful to death" refers to a harlot and a vigorous man experiencing multiple climaxes, becoming ecstatic; "Disgraceful and embarrassing" refers to a woman being spied on during her sexual pleasure.

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