Do you know which classical works in China have homosexual descriptions?

Miracle (1724 ~ 1805), an outstanding scholar in China in Qing Dynasty and editor-in-chief of Sikuquanshu, recorded in his famous book Notes on Yuewei Caotang that "child molestation began in the Yellow Emperor". Child molestation is a young man who lets adult gay men have sex with him; The Yellow Emperor is the legendary ancestor of the Chinese nation. This puts the existence of homosexuality in China at the beginning of China's history.

In Historical Records, Sima Qian (BC 145 ~ 86), who was written in 90 BC, wrote: "As the saying goes, a good year is not as good as a good worker, and a good official is not as good as getting along. No empty talk. Not only women flatter with colors. And officials also have it. In the past, there were many lucky people. " (Vol. 125, Lucky Biography No.65) Many versions of ancient books in China do not have uniform page numbers, and the date of completion and publication of many ancient books are unknown, so it is inconvenient to use the usual format as a document annotation. There are many ancient books quoted in this paper, so we just need to introduce them in this paper. The citation source only indicates the number of volumes or chapters. The bibliography listed at the end of the article only accepts modern works. This passage by Sima Qian shows that as early as before the Han Dynasty, that is, before 206 BC (the "Historical Records" recorded the homosexuality of Emperor Gaozu, so the word "yesterday" should refer to before the Han Dynasty), many people had homosexual relations with the emperor because of their beauty. This is an example in the official history that clearly points out that male homosexuality has existed for a long time.

In addition to historical records, there are also records of male homosexuality in ancient books such as The Spring and Autumn Annals of Yan Zi, Han Feizi, Warring States Policy, Han Shu, Jin Shu, Song Shu, Heather, Northern History and Chen Shu. Here are three records to quote, because they are the etymology of "appellation" or "agency" of gay men in China:

There is a historical story in the chapter "Solving Problems" in Everything is done by Han Feizi: Wang Wei Wei Linggong (reigned from 534 BC to 493 BC) fell in love with a handsome man, Zixia Mi. According to the laws of Wei, if you drive the king's car illegally, you should be punished by breaking your feet. One day, when Zixia Mi heard that his mother was ill, he stole the king's car to see his mother. When the king heard about it, he was not punished. Instead, he praised his filial piety; Another time, Zixia Mi and the king were playing in the orchard. Zixia Mi ate a very sweet peach and gave the rest to the king. The king praised him again, regardless of the etiquette of the monarch and his subjects, and he ate more peaches, which shows how much he loves each other! So it was later called gay "obsession with peaches."