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The film is based on an infamous sex manual known as the Carnal Prayer Mat, very much a China|Chinese analogue of the Kama Sutra. The story is about a constantly horny scholar (played by Lawrence Ng) who dared to challenge the moral teachings of the Sack Monk. The monk had tried to lecture the scholar that spiritual enlightenment transcended the passions of the flesh but the scholar, who enjoys women, naturally doesn't agree. However, the most powerful man in the town marries his daughter, played by Amy Yip, to the Scholar. The daughter is a virgin and taught that sex is dirty. The scholar, after a disastrous yet humorous wedding night, soon initiates his bride into the pleasures of sex, aided greatly by the illustrations of a copy of said sex manual that he owns. But soon, the amorous husband goes about his 'scholastic travels' where he meets the greatest thief known to man. The thief is able to sneak into people's houses undetected, and the scholar wants to learn this skill so that he can sleep with other men's wives. The thief was initially willing to help him, until he catches the scholar one day and has the most hilarious experience of his life. Apparently, the scholar is not very Penis size|well-endowed. The thief tells the scholar that stealing other men's wives requires both good lovemaking skills as well as equipment. The thief promises to help the scholar only if he has a horse's penis. Of course, the thief didn't think it was possible, until the scholar returned one day, indeed, with a horse's penis attached as his own. Apparently, the scholar met a doctor who was able to Organ transplant|replace anatomical parts (a very funny scene with a cameo by Hong Kong funnyman Kent Cheng). The doctor managed to transplant a horse's penis to replace the scholar's meagre one. Armed with his new 20-inch weapon, the scholar goes about on a sexual rampage, not caring if he was seducing with other men's wives, or nearly getting caught in the process. Meanwhile, the scholar's wife, after experiencing the joy of sex, is getting really horny and lonely. She tried masturbating with the paintbrushes but it doesn't really do the job until she has an affair with the gardener, who is the husband of one of the wives the scholar seduced. She gets pregnant and runs away with the man, who persuades her to have an abortion. She soon finds solace in a brothel where she perfects her sexual skills to become the top courtesan. Meanwhile, the scholar husband, starts to contract an AIDS-like frailty due to too much sex (involving 2 sister-in laws who are bisexual and into S&M). He goes to the brothel for treatment, where he is offered the top courtesan. At first, both husband and wife cannot recognize each other; she looked at his penis and thought it couldn't be her husband's because his was small; he couldn't recognize her because his eyesight was failing. While they were having sex, he took a close look at her figure and nipple and recognized her. To her dismay, he screamed and shouted and called her a disgrace. To his dismay, she went and hanged herself. The man, completely broken, went back to the monk to ask for forgiveness. Sex and Zen went on to spin off 2 sequels, Sex and Zen II and Sex and Zen III. These are not sequels in plot, as each movie illustrated a different story also based on the sex manual. The movies were also budding platforms for former Cinema_of_Hong_Kong#Category_III_films|Category III actresses such as Shu Qi who have now made it as A-list Hong Kong movie stars. However, even the stigma of having been a sex symbol actor cannot be completely erased. Lawrence Ng once mentioned in an interview that he was embarrassed for having made the film (had it not been for certain 'trying' reasons) and wishes that he instead be known for his serious character roles in modern and period drama TV series.
Category:Controversial films Category:Hong Kong films Category:Pornographic films This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Sex and Zen".
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