What will happen to women’s health if they don’t live together for a long time? It’s good to stay appropriate.

Xiaoxin, 28, is a friend of Xiao Jiu. When we met the other day, she told me about her troubles.

She has always been full of beautiful dreams for love, but she has never talked about a formal love, let alone a husband and wife life.

Recently, she found that her menstruation was often untimely, accompanied by dysmenorrhea, yellow leucorrhea and smelly. Going to the hospital for examination, the doctor said it wasGynecological diseases. Xiaoxin is very puzzled. She usually pays great attention to the hygiene of private parts. How can she get gynecological diseases?

After understanding Xiaoxin’s situation, the doctor said that gynecological diseases are not only experienced by husband and wife, but also may be "targeted" without husband and wife life for a long time.

As we all know, moderate husband and wife life is beneficial to physical and mental health, which means that too often or not for a long time may have different effects on the body. Then, what will happen to women’s bodies if they have not been married for too long?

According to the Survey Report on Young People’s Sex and Love in 2020 released by Grain Rain Data, compared with 2019, the proportion of once a week increased by 4.5%, and the proportion of once a month decreased by 4.6%. More than 91.1% of young people want it once a week, but only 58.6% of them have achieved it.

Source: Grain Rain data

Then, what kind of influence will the reduction of husband and wife’s life have on women’s health?

1, premature aging, spots, acne

Moderate husband and wife life can regulate the endocrine level, which may not lead to insufficient estrogen secretion for a long time, thus affecting the skin condition, and it is easy to grow spots, acne and wrinkles.

2. Gynecological diseases

Long-term absence of husband and wife, decreased sex hormone levels, or may cause menstrual disorder, leading to dysmenorrhea, prolonged menstrual period, excessive menstrual blood volume and so on. In addition, the secretion of mucus will also be reduced, allowing bacteria to take advantage of it, leading to gynecological diseases such as vaginitis. The imbalance of estrogen secretion in the body may also increase the risk of breast hyperplasia.

3, irritability, insomnia, decreased immunity

Long-term absence of husband and wife life will also affect the nervous system, resulting in irritability, insomnia, dreaminess and other phenomena, and the immune system will also deteriorate, increasing the risk of diseases.

Therefore, women’s proper actions are beneficial to their health in all aspects, ranging from dysmenorrhea to gynecological diseases such as vaginitis and mammary gland hyperplasia.

According to Life Times, British general practitioner Arim Qiao Rui published an article saying that in the life of husband and wife, the body can release a variety of "happy hormones" to lower blood pressure and relieve stress.

Studies have found that men who "do things" three times a week are at risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke.Reduce by 10%-30%. Compared with people who are less than once a month, people who are twice a week have the risk of arterial occlusion.Reduce by 50%.

When husband and wife live, the body needs to consume a lot of energy, and the limbs, joints, muscles and pelvis are all exercised to some extent.The speed of blood circulation and metabolism is acceleratedIt is beneficial to enhance cardiopulmonary function.

Moderate husband and wife life is also beneficial to hormone balance in the body.Speed up the repair of endothelial cells, reduce inflammatory reaction and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.

In addition to bringing benefits to the body, husband and wife life is also conducive to enhancing feelings, preparing for pregnancy, relieving stress, improving mood, relaxing body and mind, making it easier to fall asleep, and improving sleep quality.

Of course, the benefits of husband and wife’s life are based on moderation. If too much sex is too frequent, both men and women will be hurt.

The frequency of different ages and couples is different. Clinical psychologists point out that for age,20~30 years oldFor people with high energy, good physical fitness and strong demand, 3-4 times a week is normal;

Age at30~40 years oldSome people, who are in the middle age, have great work pressure and life pressure, and get along with the other half for a long time will also produce "aesthetic fatigue", so it is normal to reduce the frequency, mostly about 2-3 times a week;

ageOver 50 years oldThe functions of the body are gradually deteriorating, and chronic diseases are also coming to the door. Many couples sleep in separate rooms, and the frequency is below 3 times a week.

What will happen if the normal frequency is exceeded?

For men, excessive "doing things" will consume a lot of energy, leading to muscle fatigue, backache and listlessness, which will affect normal work and life. In addition, the prostate will be constantly stimulated, which may lead to prostatitis, prostatic hyperplasia and other male diseases, and even lead to ED.

For women, "doing things too much" will also be exhausted, which may affect the normal menstrual cycle, and if there are health problems, it may also lead to gynecological diseases.

In short, a harmonious life will bring benefits to both husband and wife, and only by acting moderately can we fully enjoy the beauty and enhance our feelings.

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References:

[1] British general practitioner: Sex twice a week, arteries don’t like to be blocked, Dr. Cai Bin, andrology doctor of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine, Life Times, 2021-05-17.

[2] What is the normal frequency of "acting" between husband and wife? The psychologist’s answer is very scientific, first psychology, 2019-08-09.

[3] Harmony has many benefits, Health News, 2020-10-25

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The ups and downs of legendary women’s lives

The Peking Opera "Mother" performed by Wuhan Peking Opera Theatre created an extraordinary mother-Ge Jianhao. Her son Cai Hesen and daughter-in-law Xiang Jingyu were both famous early leaders of the Communist Party of China (CPC), and her daughter Cai Chang was one of the earliest party member in the Communist Party of China (CPC), a pioneer and outstanding leader of China women’s movement. As a pioneer and revolutionary of women’s education in China, Ge Jianhao is admired by people for her persevering and inspiring personal struggle and ups and downs of revolutionary experience.

The Peking Opera Mother tells the story of the heroic mother Ge Jianhao and her revolutionary battles with her children and daughter-in-law with a dramatic and modern stage paradigm, bringing the audience into that magnificent red revolutionary era.

The story was refreshing from the beginning. The author firmly grasped the legendary experience of the heroic mother Ge Jianhao and made a fuss: in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, the social situation was turbulent, and the old and new ideological trends collided fiercely. Ge Jianhao broke through the shackles of the feudal society for thousands of years and boldly safeguarded the dignity of marriage-divorced his concubine. The screenwriter put such a plot at the beginning of the whole play and took the lead. In fact, there are many women who dare to fight in love and marriage in operas, such as forcing Zhu Maichen to divorce her Cui Shi in "Broken Mountain" and coaxing Zhou She to write a divorce certificate in "Saving the Wind" to save her sister Zhao Paner. But no matter how fierce their struggle is, they still can’t get out of the feudal ideological framework that men are superior to women. And Ge Jianhao’s way of treating marriage has more modern female subjective consciousness. At first, she took her children thousands of miles to Shanghai to find her husband, Cai Rongfeng, and just entered the door, she met Cai’s concubine, Yan Hong. Ge Jianhao resolutely resisted, based on Qiu Jin’s "women’s self-reliance" theory, put forward "Hugh’s theory", simply solved the problem neatly, led the children home, and ended the marriage.

In the following story, Ge Jianhao enrolled with his children and grandchildren at the age of 50; Change Grameen’s name to Ge Jianhao in public; Put your feet for your young daughter Cai Chang; Stop Cai Rongfeng from selling women as concubines; Selling ancestral gold rings supports children to study abroad and return to China to serve the motherland … Many details show Ge Jianhao’s courage and perseverance.

"Studying Abroad" is a turning point of the whole drama from comedy to serious sadness, and the theme of the play has also changed from the history of women’s personal inspirational growth to the shaping of heroic mothers who adhere to revolutionary beliefs and bid farewell to martyrs’ children and daughters-in-law. At this point, the plot moves from clear and lively externalization of contradictions and conflicts to deeper dissection and rendering of the characters’ inner feelings, and the story progresses gradually, and the expression form moves from pure realism to the combination of freehand brushwork and realism. The addition of large lyric aria creates space for the second creation of Beijing opera singing.

Ge Jianhao’s actor Liu Ziwei is the pillar of Wuhan Peking Opera Theatre. In the aspect of composing modern operas, she led the team to work hard for many years and explored a road of innovation of "Han School" Peking Opera which is different from Beijing School and Shanghai School. In the view of art, she pursues the concept of "great drama", highlighting drama and mixing various cross-border art forms. In performance, she learned from others’ strong points, changed from one teacher to another, played down the genre consciousness subjectively, broke down the barriers of operas, and avoided the homogenization and facelift of roles. She is a rare artistic practitioner. Liu Ziwei is good at career spanning. In the past, his roles were more inclined to Hua Dan, Tsing Yi, Hua Shan and other young and middle-aged people. In Mother, Ge Jianhao was over 40 when she appeared, so Lao Dan’s scenes were obviously aggravated. In most plays, everyone called her "the old lady". This adds an important puzzle to Liu Ziwei’s role gallery. She is ingenious and uses Hua Dan’s skills to interpret the characters: in the scene of Kao Xue, she changed her name in public and claimed that she was a "newborn" young man. Since then, in the performance of the couplet question and answer, she completely recited and performed in the tone of Little Hua Dan, and interpreted the hidden girlish feeling in the characters’ hearts. This dislocation is very creative.

Huang Dingshan, the invited director of Wuhan Peking Opera Theatre, directed the play. He is a versatile director who is good at crossing borders. He has previously directed many types of plays, such as drama, opera, musical, opera, film and television drama. This integration of multi-artistic categories coincides with Liu Ziwei’s view that team drama is higher than "drama". In the play, the use of parallel montage, fade-in and fade-out transitions, high-light close-ups and intricate narratives, the jumping-in and jumping-out of the chorus and modern dance troupe, and the ease between the two roles of group performance and commentary are all distinctive features and highlights.

In "Biezi", the director used the change of light and shadow to perform a thrilling miniature pantomime. Ge Jianhao kept watch for the underground party comrades at the meeting in Shanghai alley. When she found that the spy was approaching and informed the people in the house to move in time, she and the spy were alert to shuttle back and forth between bamboo hangers drying clothes and quilts. At this time, the main lights on the stage were all extinguished, and only the chasing light that was a diversion led the audience’s line of sight. Another typical scene is the arrest of daughter-in-law Xiang Jingyu. The director used the rapid switching of light and shadow in different positions on the stage to enter Beijing Opera in film and television language, with group dance and increasingly tense atmosphere music. In just a few minutes, it condensed a series of actions such as Xiang Jingyu’s meeting with comrades working underground, holding a meeting, being betrayed by traitors, being surrounded by spies in the crowd, being imprisoned, being killed, etc., which was as thrilling as a spy war movie.

Singing teams and group dancing scenes are widely used in the play. There are Beijing dialect chorus, bel canto chorus and Hunan dialect folk song chorus; There are also the integration of traditional Peking Opera tunes and symphony melodies, and the interweaving of Peking Opera martial arts routines, copying scenes and modern dance performances, which have built a three-dimensional and sensible overall structure for realizing various functions such as rapid transition, setting off the artistic atmosphere of specific scenes, and making comments in time during the story process, greatly enriching the stage expression of Peking Opera.

In addition, in the background of the stage, the old photos of the prototype characters in the play are superimposed, and the projection and restoration of specific historical scenes are combined with the physical landscape to create a nostalgic feeling like a film movie. With the stylized performance of Peking Opera in the open field in the foreground, the whole stage is turned into a big picture frame, bearing the moving images of the revolutionaries who are dusted by history but will not be forgotten, with a long aftertaste.

Generally speaking, the Peking Opera Mother continues the production concept of Liu Ziwei’s team in Wuhan Peking Opera Theatre, and puts Ge Jianhao’s legendary experience of half a life of twists and turns on the stage with the individualized artistic practice of "Han School" Peking Opera, adding a lot of color to the image of revolutionary mother on the Peking Opera stage.

(Author: Luo Song, editor-in-chief and editor-in-chief of China Drama magazine)