All about sex: Real reason why Chinese women bound their feet ... and it wasn't for their pleasure | South China Morning Post
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Horrific photographs show the centuries-old Chinese practice of foot binding that breaks bones and agonisingly mutilates the toes into a 'lotus' shape | The Sun
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Kunming, China - June 24, 2019: Chinese woman that had her feet bound ( footbinding) also called Lotus Feet walking away from the camera Stock Photo - Alamy
A Study on Bone Mass in Elderly Chinese Foot-Binding Women
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Reasons behind Chinese foot binding had a lot to do with sex | Metro News
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Work, not sex? The real reason Chinese women bound their feet | CNN
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China: Young Chinese Girls with bound feet. Photo by Rene Parison, c. 1901. Foot binding (pinyin: chanzu, literally 'bound feet') was a custom practiced on young girls and women for approximately one
Lotus Feet': the last women with bound feet - Fabio Nodari
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Why Footbinding Persisted in China for a Millennium | History| Smithsonian Magazine
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