A series of primary school textbooks about sex has triggered debate on the Chinese mainland over what sort of content is appropriate to teach the subject to children.
The books contain illustrations depicting male and female genitals, couples having sex and various scenarios of children asking parents general questions about sex, including sexual abuse.
The series, called Cherish Life, is published by Beijing Normal University and intended for classroom instruction for children aged from six to 12, with more sophisticated versions introducing sexual orientation to older pupils.
But not all parents are comfortable with the content, according to
source http://www.omnipopmag.com/2017/03/07/chinese-parents-give-red-light-to-honest-sex-ed-textbooks/
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