The formation of German nude culture can be traced back to the end of19th century. At that time, the Germans were rich and powerful, and the middle and upper class citizens began to pursue a new way of life after reaching a well-off life. People pay more and more attention to their nutrition, clothing, housing, health and physical maintenance, which is the famous "New Life Movement".
1893, Heinrich Purdue published the book Naked Men, Cheering for the Future, and proposed that only by facing up to the human body can we have a real moral outlook. Call on everyone to return to nature and fully enjoy the fresh air and warm sunshine. From 65438 to 0905, the first nude cultural journal Beauty appeared in Berlin, and nude culture became popular in Berlin, Hamburg, Hanover and other big cities.
People have joined nude cultural clubs, running naked, playing ball games and doing gymnastics in Yuan Ye in the mountains and by the river near the lake, in all directions. Swimsuits are also becoming more and more economical. 1919 "Freikorperkultur" became the special word of this movement, and Pudur was also praised as the father of nude culture by his followers.
1933 when Hitler came to power, nude culture was strictly prohibited. After World War II, American bikinis tried to land on the European continent, which was strongly resisted by the church. Until the mid-1960s, with the improvement of economy, everyone hoped to get out of the shadow of war, enjoy life and improve the quality of life. Coupled with the successful development of the American contraceptive pill, Europe began the sexual liberation movement, especially among young students.
After the war, the confused generation explored the meaning of life and its survival orientation through fancy clothes, running away from home, living in groups and streaking. In order to eliminate gender discrimination and strive for equal status, young women launched a vigorous "naked tide" movement in the late 1970s.
Although the church opposes nude culture, since 1980s, FKK has become an accepted way of life in Germany. Cities and villages have set aside special places in forests and lakes, allowing FKK lovers to show their talents at will. However, if it goes beyond the scope of this regulation, the police will intervene. In the British park in Munich, there is a territory belonging to FKK lovers. As long as there is sunshine all year round, there will be brave people even in the ice and snow. Here, college students often camp, read or chat in twos and threes on their own straw mats or roll mats, and occasionally hold volleyball, throw flying saucers or exercise muscles.