The Education Bureau's new sex education materials in Hong Kong advise students to engage in activities like badminton to avoid intimate behaviors, raising eyebrows among critics.
Critics of the new policy argue that the advice to avoid dating and premarital sex by distracting oneself with sports ignores the reality of teenage relationships.
Many Hong Kong teenagers have found humor in the guidelines, using sports references to discuss intimacy, reflecting a generational gap between officials and youth.
Despite the backlash, top officials maintain their stance on the new sex education materials, believing that they are taking necessary steps to guide Hong Kong teenagers.
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