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Buttoned up librarian Joan Parker has gone to Cina to studa the culture, One
day, among the other books in the library, she finds an edition of the Chinese
KAmasutra, & becomes fascinated by it ...
Soon she noticesw a man watching her from an allegedly abandoned house,
& somehow she seems to be dragged to the house, which seems to be not
abandoned at all but swarming with (mostly naked) personell, who all refer to
her as Song Hiang though, & the master of the house, Wang Hu Yuan, tells
her of a former life she lived as Song Hiang, a princess who had an illicit
love affair, & thus she & her lover where pursued by the palace guards,
& knowing no way out, committed suicide. & with plenty of sexual
rituals (that every now & again involve some dildoes) Wang slowly evokes
her memories of her past life, & as a side effect also helps her open up
sexually ...
Joan's sort-of-boyfriend Kong meanwhile is worried stiff about her seemingly
having disappeared from the earth. He looks for her everywhere, but to no
avail, & he even breaks into her appartment, but aside form the Chinese
Kamasutra he finds no trace leading to her whereabouts. Somehow though he too
figures it ahs to have to do something with the abandoned house, & he makes
some inquiries about it, learning that it's supposed to be haunted.
Before long he breaks in ... but finds it empty, as Joan, Wang & all the
others seem to have gone to a higher plane of existence (?).
Kong now does the only thing that is left for him to do ... he gets terribly
pissed. & it is then when a freknown drunkard tells him he should further
pursue his dreams lest he ends up a drunkard like himself. So Kong knocks on
Joan's door ... & wouldn't you know it, she's here & even lets him in.
Then she undresses, & again, she lets him in ...
Very weak softcore sex movie with an increasingly silly story that is only
topped by the fact that it is told totally straightfaced, without a hint of
irony - even though the script reeks of irony to begin with ...
By the way, Chinese Kamasutra was one of director D'Amato's very last
non-hardcore movies.
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