Those in American movies and TV series are more gimmicks, such as the fart comedy "American Pie", with much more exaggerated and inaccurate elements. There must be a dance, but how can the real dance be the same as in the American film?
It is not so much openness, but actually a difference in concept. Men and women in Europe and America are more equal. When women have sex with their beloved men, they don't feel that they have suffered a loss. They think that men and women have equal rights to actively pursue sex.
Many American TV shows really give people the feeling that "American men and women go to bed as soon as they meet". Here's a joke: American TV shows have a system of taking turns to go to bed. As long as the plot doesn't go on, two people who haven't played against each other before will be put to bed, and then there will be a new plot. .........
What is truly open is Europe. Many European countries have a much more open attitude towards "sex" and "exposing the body" than the United States. Nordic countries such as Sweden, Norway and Denmark are very open, and southern European countries such as Spain and Italy seem to be very open. Both the British and the French are very open.
For example, I went to Denmark:
A 14-year-old boy went to a bar for a night outing, and his parents felt normal; Not in America.
16-year-old boys bring girls home, and parents will not interfere with what they do; It is also unlikely in the United States.
Photos of semi-naked women can be published in newspapers normally.
My master's father's computer screen saver is a slide show. I once saw a photo of the host mother sitting naked in the bathtub. Although the computer is in the study, I think they really don't mind being seen. Look at the number of topless beauties on the beach in Barcelona. I can't imagine Americans being so open, even in big cities.
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