A Wise Interpretation of Classical Chinese Texts on Breastfeeding Author: A Confused Man

Breasts, also known as milk. The breasts of a woman, numbering two, one on each side. They begin to develop in youth, reaching maturity at sixteen. Hidden by day, they radiate brilliance at night. Called "Mimmets," "Boobs," "Twin Peaks," "Flower Chambers." A place every

beauty ancient times. What is their color? Deep winter snow. What is their texture? New summer cotton. What is their taste? Spring peaches and plums. What is their appearance? Rippling autumn waves. Moving, they are as nimble as jade rabbits;

still, as languid as white doves. High and firm, fleshy and trembling, pink and tender, dewy and lustrous. They steal men's souls and ignite women's passions. I lower my weary head to explore your twin jade peaks, like a ship entering harbor, like an old man returning home. Shedding

the cold wind and rain, I plunge into a vast ocean of warmth. Deeply embraced, gently swaying, intoxicated, soaring.

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