Huang K, Uba L
Stanford University, Counseling and Psychological Services, Palo Alto, California.
Arch Sex Behav. 1992 Jun;21(3):227-40. doi: 10.1007/BF01542994.
Little is known about sexuality among Chinese in the U.S. There are reasons to believe that their sexual attitudes and behaviors would differ from those of Chinese in Asia as well as other groups in the U.S. This survey of ethnic Chinese college students in the U.S. examined the permissiveness of their attitudes toward premarital sex and their premarital sexual behavior with an eye toward their levels of acculturation. Over 60% approved of premarital sexual intercourse when the partners were in love or engaged. There was no significant gender difference in sexual permissiveness. Most of the men and women had engaged in kissing, necking, and petting, but most had not engaged in sexual intercourse. Gender differences were found in sexual experience: Chinese men were less experienced than Chinese women. Sexual permissiveness and experience were related to level of acculturation. Those who dated only Caucasians were more sexually experienced than those who dated only Chinese. Results are discussed in terms of differences in sexual attitudes and behaviors between Caucasian Americans and Chinese Americans and in terms of acculturation.
在美国，人们对华人的性观念了解甚少。有理由相信，他们的性态度和性行为既不同于亚洲的华人，也不同于美国的其他群体。这项对美国华裔大学生的调查，着眼于他们的文化适应程度，考察了他们对婚前性行为的宽容态度以及婚前性行为。超过60%的人在情侣相爱或订婚时赞成婚前性行为。在性宽容方面没有显著的性别差异。大多数男性和女性都有过亲吻、拥抱和抚摸行为，但大多数人没有发生过性行为。在性经历方面发现了性别差异：华裔男性的性经历比华裔女性少。性宽容和性经历与文化适应程度有关。只与白人约会的人比只与华人约会的人有更多的性经历。本文从美国白人和华裔美国人在性态度和性行为上的差异以及文化适应的角度对研究结果进行了讨论。
