Why did ancient Greek women shave their pubic hair?

　　The most primitive driving force for sexual behavior is sexual desire, and sexual desire needs to be stimulated and needs to feel sexual charm and attraction. In the ancient Greek period, female In order to make themselves more attractive and sexually attractive, most people shave their pubic hair, which is also a way to pursue virgin beauty.

　　Women's "self-processing" of physical beauty, including applying makeup, trimming hair, corseting, binding feet, tying waists, using clothing, etc., is nothing more than adapting their appearance to the concept of female beauty that exists in a certain era and space.

　　In medieval Persia, women's curly hair was highly respected. “A girl with a fragrant fragrance, two arc-like eyebrows, and two rings of curly hair, with a gorgeous appearance, walked in." This is a poem by Feidaxi, a Persian national poet from the 10th to 11th century AD, used to describe the appearance of Persian beauties in the Middle Ages.

　　As for the ideal female beauty in ancient Arabia, there are many descriptions in the popular book "Arabian Nights". From the description in the book, we can see that white-skinned women with fine eyebrows, big eyes, beautiful foreheads, moderately sized, tall and plump breasts, fair abdomen, deep belly buttons, round buttocks and well-proportioned bodies are the ideal beauty in the eyes of Arabs.

　　In the European Middle Ages, people highly praised women's breasts and believed that breasts were a symbol of female beauty. There was a period when noble ladies in the French court and unmarried girls in the streets were allowed to wear tops that exposed their breasts. At that time, this was not an erotic custom, but a tribute to female beauty.

　　According to the 1st century AD Roman naturalist Plinice the Great, the famous Roman courtesan Flora once made a wine cup made of platinum. The shape of the wine cup was exactly her rare and beautiful breasts. In the Middle Ages in Europe, some men made wine cups in the shape of their wives or lovers because they had plump and beautiful breasts, and used them to pour wine. Grape Drink wine and show off to your companions.

　　Princess Marie, who died on the guillotine during the French Revolution, had her breasts cast in plaster and made into a beautiful platinum fruit bowl, which is still decorated on the Cow Stand in the Palace of Versailles.

　　In ancient Russia, before the time of Peter the Great, the ideal female beauty common to all classes was youth, healthy , plump and so on. Therefore, the so-called "two-hundred-pound beauties" are typical, and they are called "Miss Russia" (Miss Russia) and win people's admiration.