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What's the name of this torture?

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As far as I recall, she calls it 'donkey dong', which is probably a part-translation from Burmese, but I suppose there are names in Mandarin, Cantonese, etc.
 
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Pandemonium Juntion said:
there is a wooden horse, which was used to penetrate women while they were going to their execution, this wooden horse had wheels, what is this torture called?
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what about riding chinese mechanical torture device wooden horse to crux place..instd of carrying cross beam or...both tortures??? chinese ] wooden horse hv four wheels n elogated wooden dildo at horse's back...if horse push n pull fwd...the dildo will in and out...parading along the town in...
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Pandemonium Juntion said:
there is a wooden horse, which was used to penetrate women while they were going to their execution, this wooden horse had wheels, what is this torture called?
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if i'm not mistaken - chinese native speakers and connoisseurs of this culture can correct me, i hope - both either this device or punishment with its use (in fact a prelude to the whole multi-component performance of an execution - most often as it's considered usually of the lingchi but actually not only, also to various other, like the tearing by horses, paoluo, burning, cutting in half, banal beheading etc) have had no special "fancy" name. the chineses called the wooden pony simply "wooden donkey" (they associated it with this animal, not with a horse) - 木驴, or mù lǘ in pinyin, pronounced [mu'li'] or rather [mju'li']: mù like "music" etc. the riding on wooden horse resp. "the riding on a wooden donkey" - 骑木驴, or qí mù lǘ ['tʃɪ:mju'li']: qí like "chinese". so we could tell a short story in english for example about a strong and brave rebel girl like chen shuozhe, wang nangxian, wang хiaoshi, su sanniang or some other, who after the months of torments and maiming interrogations in a dungeon was finally judged, sentenced to death, and once frozen morning after hard whipping had subjected to the chim'uli torture (when she was being ridden nude on the fucking machine across the city stopping on every plaza to brand her flesh with hieroglyphs describing her crime), and then slowly roasted using the oiled fiery paoluo or sliced in three thousand six hundred cuts during the two-days lingchi execution.
 

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Eulalia said:
@Yupar is the authority on this subject!

As far as I recall, she calls it 'donkey dong', which is probably a part-translation from Burmese, but I suppose there are names in Mandarin, Cantonese, etc.
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yes...Eul crux and donkey dong's combination was my obsession when I joined here around 13 years ago :)
Time flies too fast. I always remember @messaline for my first story here with wooden horse and crucifixion.
Sometimes I missed @LittleSiss and @admihoek a lot as we all became less or more lurkers. But life will never be that young Yupar again with full of vigor.
That's life.

like in
Ecclesiastes 1:17
So I set my mind to know wisdom and madness and folly; I learned that this, too, is a pursuit of the wind....
I'm not. religious that much... but Ecclesiastes is like a poem for me. A poem for the life. I'm not sad or in grieve. But I feel the taste of old one who see the life in calm and peaceful ways sometimes even in the storm or sunny days. I'm getting old and reminiscence to my old frds and time ... Glad I did myself in true feeling and forms of my inner Yupar with them. Time just changed me gradually older and lazier one. I love you all :)
 
Yupar said:
yes...Eul crux and donkey dong's combination was my obsession when I joined here around 13 years ago :)
Time flies too fast. I always remember @messaline for my first story here with wooden horse and crucifixion.
Sometimes I missed @LittleSiss and @admihoek a lot as we all became less or more lurkers. But life will never be that young Yupar again with full of vigor.
That's life.

like in
Ecclesiastes 1:17
So I set my mind to know wisdom and madness and folly; I learned that this, too, is a pursuit of the wind....
I'm not. religious that much... but Ecclesiastes is like a poem for me. A poem for the life. I'm not sad or in grieve. But I feel the taste of old one who see the life in calm and peaceful ways sometimes even in the storm or sunny days. I'm getting old and reminiscence to my old frds and time ... Glad I did myself in true feeling and forms of my inner Yupar with them. Time just changed me gradually older and lazier one. I love you all :)
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aliamar said:
so we could tell a short story in english for example about a strong and brave rebel girl like chen shuozhe, wang nangxian, wang хiaoshi, su sanniang or some other, who after the months of torments and maiming interrogations in a dungeon was finally judged, sentenced to death, and once frozen morning after hard whipping had subjected to the chim'uli torture (when she was being ridden nude on the fucking machine across the city stopping on every plaza to brand her flesh with hieroglyphs describing her crime), and then slowly roasted using the oiled fiery paoluo or sliced in three thousand six hundred cuts during the two-days lingchi execution.
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I've been wanting to comment on this for some time. A Su Sanniang story could be very hot! Her fate is unknown, I suppose the big-footed Hakka barbarian might well have been slow-sliced in front of the Peking mob in the winter of 1854–1855.

Who's Wang Xiaoshi? Can't find anything on her.
 
Well, she looks as if she's finding the experience 'interesting'! :p
I thought condemned prisoners just had a board with their crime written on it in a few big characters - those girls seem to have got extended essays - whatever have they been up to?
 
Marcius said:
I've been wanting to comment on this for some time. A Su Sanniang story could be very hot! Her fate is unknown, I suppose the big-footed Hakka barbarian might well have been slow-sliced in front of the Peking mob in the winter of 1854–1855.

Who's Wang Xiaoshi? Can't find anything on her.
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for example, here're write that wang xiaoshi was one of the taiping female generals executed by lingchi. perhaps she's a fictional, partially or rather completely, character, according to the model of real then heroines pretty numerous in the rebel army: all of us know such stories in the specific pop genre of heroic (soft) " torturing porno" common on these chinese resources (their english is poorer than my, funny). anyway, it's based on the true events and authentic plot outline: the strong woman rebel uprises, fights, first wins next suffers a defeat and gets captured by enemies, valiantly endures cruel torture, and finally agonizing dies being subjected to brutal execution... somebody real, somebody fictional - doesn't matter, all of them belong to our post-real reality where (likely) imaginary wang хiaoshi quite equals (likely) historical wang nangxian especially in her suffering and death as well as in our pleasure :)
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