But an attempt to open the first sex theme park in China was quashed by local officials over the weekend, well before construction was completed. Angry Internet postings about the park had been proliferating, and China Daily, the official English-language newspaper, published an article about the park last Friday. Photographs on the Internet showed workers on Saturday pulling down a pair of white plastic legs and hips that appear to be the bottom half of a giant female mannequin towering over the park entrance. The mannequin is wearing a red G-string. The displays would have included lessons on safe sex and the proper use of condoms. Lu was building the park in an entertainment zone of Chongqing near the Yangtze River.

CNN -- Chinese authorities were explicit: Tear down the nation's first sex-themed amusement park before it gets going full steam. Visitors catch a glimpse of Love Land, billed as China's first-ever sex theme park, in southwest China. Love Land had not opened its doors yet, but authorities in the city of Chongqing -- a sprawling metropolis on the banks of the Yangtze River -- got all hot and bothered over the park's plans to display naked human sculptures, giant replica genitals and a photo gallery on the history of sex, the state-run China Daily reported. Lu Xiaoqing, park manager, told the newspaper he got the idea for building Love Land after a visit to a sex park in Jeju, a popular destination in South Korea. Love Land would include sex-technique workshops and sex education to help adults "enjoy a harmonious sex life," Lu said.

Love Land would have been the first sex theme park in China ; [1] [2] the PRC Government suspended its construction in Chongqing in May and ordered it demolished for being vulgar and explicit. The theme park was originally due to be opened in October , but was demolished in May , as it was deemed to be a negative influence on Chinese society. The attraction would have been near Foreigners' Street , an amusement park than includes the world's largest toilet, the Porcelain Palace , which itself was purged of anything seen as vulgar by the Chinese authorities. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.