Fanny Hill

The latest short drama "Fanny Hill" produced by the British BBC is based on the two-part single series adapted from the classic novel of the same name Fanny Hill.At the beginning of the story, Fanny was just a poor country girl. She left her hometown and came to the city due to her livelihood, and soon fell into a fireworks alley.But before she completely embarked on this path of no return, she had fallen in love with a young man named C harles. Unfortunately, Charles was sent to a foreign land by his father. Fanny had to stay alone and began to find a richer and more powerful dependent in order to survive.Unlike the prostitution in traditional novels, Fanny knows that he is being exploited, but he is not ashamed of it. Instead, he seems to have a corrupt life like enjoy.Fanny Hill, created by John Cleland in 1748, is considered to be the first truly erotic novel in the history of British literature. Its work was not questioned too much or attracted much attention when it was first published.But the following year John and his publisher were arrested and imprisoned for being depressed, which undoubtedly made a big splash for this unpopular novel. For a time, pirated copies were rampant, and descriptions of homosexual plots were added.Until the 19th century, the book was spread to the United States, but it was still banned in society and could only be circulated underground.In 1963, a publisher reprinted under the name of John Cleland's Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure, but was soon banned again. However, this time the publisher did not submit the ban as God's will, but took it to court and finally won, which made the story finally come back to light.