Chinese sleigh ride

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Chinese sleigh ride , also called Finnish sleigh ride, is a position in vaginal intercourse .

First the man kneels or crouches, the woman lies on her back in front of him. Then the man lifts the woman's pelvis on his thighs and inserts his penis into her so that he kneels between her thighs. It is considered a modification of the missionary position and was discussed in 1978 by Johannes Mario Simmel in his novel Hurra, we are still alive . According to Christoph Gutknecht , the sexual practice would resemble a sleigh ride and lead to "particularly intense emotional experiences", since "the G-spot " - according to the Chinese - would be better achieved.

In this context, sling-like constructions are sometimes used as sex toys .

Original passage from the novel

"" Chinese, if it's not too rude, Mevrouw. I've never had Chinese before. "" Of course. Yün-Sin come here! ”A graceful creature stepped up. “Yün-Sin means peach blossom, monsieur. Peach blossom, the Lord wants to do you the honor. Show him your specialty, the “sleigh ride”! ”“ Certainly Mevrouw, ”chirped the peach blossom in English with a beeping voice. She crossed her arms over her bare chest and bowed deeply to Jakob. "Noble Tai-Pan, may I ask you to follow me?" She walked in front of Jakob with her bottom shaking, up the stairs that led to the rooms. The other girls took no notice. [...] Just half an hour later, Jakob had left Antwerp in his rental car and drove towards Brussels on a winter night. It snowed. Jakob felt very comfortable. Twenty-five thousand dollars is better than in the cupped hand, he thought. And now I know what a "sleigh ride" is. Boy Boy. Should we declare our next war in China, I will volunteer! "

- Jakob Formann in the brothel “Palais des Nations in Antwerp”. In: Johannes Mario Simmel: Hurray, we're still alive. Droemer Knaur, Munich 1978, ISBN 3-426-00728-2 , p. 157.

Individual evidence

  1. Christoph Gutknecht : I'll do it Mexican for you - Lots of erotic word stories. Beck 2004, p. 107, online on Google Books