With regards to the tagging "duduo", it refers to the undergarment on pics 34 - 42.

The dudou (literally ‘belly cover’) is a type of old-fashioned Chinese bra first worn in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and then in the Qing Dynasty. Unlike bras today, the dudou was worn to flatten the breasts as flat-chested women were thought to be graceful while busty women were considered a temptation.

A dudou resembles a small apron. Dudou are square- or diamond-shaped and cover the bust and belly. They are backless and have strings that tie around the neck and back. Dudou are made of brightly colored silk or crepe and sometimes embellished with embroidered flowers, butterflies or mandarin ducks. Some dudou have a pocket in which to keep ginger, musk or other Chinese medicinal herbs believed to keep the belly warm.

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Thanks for the info:)
I've seen them being worn on Chinese movies, thought they were just some sort of sleep wear. Who new looking at nudie pics could be educational too! :-P

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Beautiful woman, sharp sword, quite a turn on

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