Wives are buying sex dolls for husbands - to avoid satisfying their desires themselves and of course, to prevent them from cheating.
This is one of the factors that is behind a surge in sales in Xi'an, China, which has 2,000 sex shops. Feng, a sex shop owner, said his shop used to sell 100 blow up dolls when they first arrived in the city in 1998 - now they are selling more than 1,000. His estimates; the region is selling 10,000 a year and said the trend is reflected in other cities.EuroPics[CEN]Dolled up: A Chinese man who bought an inflatable doll from the company said: "People are repressed about sex. They think sex is ugly and don't want to discuss it. They especially don't want to discuss their own sex life with others."
A man in his sixties, called Zhang, said that when his wife reached 50 she no longer wanted a passionate sex life, so she bought him a doll but initially he struggled with feelings of guilt and regret.
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