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Chungongtu (春宮圖, lit. spring palace illustration or spring palace picture), also known as chungonghua (春宮畵) or chungongmihua (春宮密畵) is a generic term for the traditional erotic art in China.[1][2][3][4][5][6]
- ^ "Court-Ladies-of-the-Former-Shu-State". Shanghai Daily. 29 April 2016.
- ^ Yoshitoshi's Women: The Woodblock-print Series Fūzoku Sanjūnisō,1995, John Stevenson. The book mentions the tradition as Chungonghua, or spring palace pictures.
- ^ The humor and technology of sex, 1970, Paul Tabori, page 302. Mentions the tradition as "spring palace pictures" started some time from the Song dynasty.
- ^ Shunga:Ten Questions and Answers,2013, page 13, by Monta Hayakawa mentions the tradition as "Chungongmihua"
- ^ Walley, Arthur (1929). Magical use of phallic representations its late survival in china and japan.
- ^ Chinese American Understanding: A Sixty-year Search page 237 in year 1981 mentions the tradition as "Chun Kung".