What books were banned by Li Ao?

How could he get it?
Li Ao's Collection:
" Looking at Brothels from the History of Qing Dynasty."
From the freedom of unfreedom to the unfreedom of freedom
Bat and Clear Stream
Li Ao's Record of Revenge and Gratitude
Chinese Sexuality Research
"Let's see whose article is better written."
Fayuan Temple in Beijing
Monologue Under Tradition
Chinese Sexuality Research
"I want to give the golden needle to someone."
"Let's see whose article is better written."
Strange and Common Feelings
Sun Yat-sen Study
Li Ao's Memoirs
Was there more?
How could he get it?

Answer 1

Li Ao's banned books included Beijing's Fayuan Temple, China Can Say No, and Ugly Chinese. These books were regarded as representative works of Li Ao's political speech. Some of the contents of these books even involved sensitive topics and political positions, thus causing widespread concern and controversy in society. In addition, Li Ao also had some other books that were banned from being published, including the Complete Collection of Li Ao, Li Ao's Details, and so on.