“Chinese Style” is such a book.

It makes the young aware that the combination of modern and ancient erotica and wordage is not so outmoded as they might imagine.

Hong Kong — the Gateway to the Orient — is the stepping stone into Red China for Mike Steed.

Red China, where the old and the young indulge in their own peculiar form of atrocities in the disguise of making love.

“Chinese Style” portrays the pleasures girls give to their lord and master in a provocative and unforgettable manner.

When Mike Steed meets Kek Toi, a voluptuous Chinese girl of six feet, he learns what it is to mix the modem style with the ancient style.

He also learns that despite a strict and comprehensive code of obedience, Chinese girls also demand that their men be aware of their desire to please.

A Chinese girl, from childhood, is taught how to please a man — positions of exotic posture! Fragrances to excite him! Ointments to soothe him!

At all times, the lord and master!

“Chinese Style” is a revealing document which minces no words and prove to the reader that hidebound restrictions are a thing of the past.