What were the ancient male and female organs called?

The ancients' description of female genitalia was also quite meticulous and exquisite. For example, the vaginal opening or vaginal vestibule is called golden light (golden groove).

The labia majora and labia minora are sealed; Pubic mound or vaginal vestibule is a mysterious garden; The rat girl is a smelly mouse, which refers to the vaginal opening or clitoris; Around the clitoris is MoSendai; Maiya refers to hymen; Baby girl, pointing 3 inches into the yin; Reverse refers to the left and right fornix of vagina; In harmony, that is, the vault in the vagina; Red, that is, Dan point, also refers to the vaginal vault; Manic stone, namely Kun stone, refers to the cervix, etc.

These names, such as Gu Shi and Nv Ying, can be found in Su Nv Jing and Yi Xin Fang.

As for the location of male sexual organs, Chen Junrong said that testicles were called renal capsules in ancient times; Yin _ called yang wind; The glans penis is called the penis; Yin Toufeng is also called Yang Gan; The urethral orifice is called spermatic foramen.

In ancient times, due to the limitation of historical conditions, there was little research on internal genitalia, but it was not without it.