vately in 1932.[84]ආසියානු ශෘංගාර ප්‍රබන්ධය[සංස්කරණය]මෙම ඡේදය පුළුල් කිරීම අවශ්‍යයි. කරුණු එකතු කර ඔබට ද සහාය විය හැකිය.  (2010 මැයි)Front cover of the 1705 edition of The Carnal Prayer MatChinese literature has a tradition of erotic fiction dating back to at least the 16th century. The earliest novel with explicit sexuality is Ruyijun zhuan (The Lord of Perfect Satisfaction), by Xu Changling. The critic Charles Stone has argued that pornographic technique is the "union of banality, obscenity, and repetition," and contains just the "rudiments" of plot, style, and characterization, while anything that is not sexually stimulating is avoided. If this is the case, he concluded, then The Lord of Perfect Satisfaction is the "fountainhead of Chinese erotica," but not pornography.[85] Another notable work is The Carnal Prayer Mat usually attributed to Li Yu (1657). The most famous sexually explicit novel is the Jin Ping Mei written by an author who used only a pseudonym (his real name is 