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flashupp :

Basically China doesn’t care what u want to do individually till it endangers or threatens the established social order or is a public safety threat

Shaverlake :

I wouldn’t say China is a LGBTQ friendly country. Majority of LGBTQ people in mainland China are still in the closest. They do have places where LGBTQ people can gather, but they are all kind in the shadows. The good thing is that the Chinese government so far hasn’t tried to crack down those places. U will never see any rainbow flags in the public in China. China still has a long way to go to be a LGBTQ friendly country. 👍

Jan :

so basically... as long as society works well and you don't demage it, ur good?

mdmd490710 🇨🇦 :

You’re right, the difference from the west is as a Chinese friend told me it’s not legal in China, but also it’s not illegal. As it was said another commentator if you do not hinder society it’s ok.

血ふ :

怎么说呢，不理解，不认同，但不阻止，也不说坏话

Lyn :

我是成都人，我观察博主很久了🥰

DURAGRES bathroom :

You can do what you like, provided that you don't disturb others and don't force others to take sides.

Yan :

I’m local Shanghainese and already come out to my family. I have been with my partner more than 25yrs.

th000 :

it's more like don't ask and don't tell policy.

Aga’s shenanigans :

Thank you so much for the reply I really appreciate it!

Minty Jones :

Eastern Suburb Memory in Chengdu is cool spot if you’re there

boykee :

China has been busy eradicating poverty in the interior, Tibet and Xinjiang. Unless a minority is discriminated against it’s not a priority. They do however give extra points to minorities in the national university entrance exams and excluded minorities from the 1 child policy.

Doctor._.X :

There is a small amount of anime fandom but majority of Chinese cosplay seems Genshin Impact and other Chinese media. Most people cannot tell the different between hanfu and a kimono etc. or know the different fandoms. . Talking to XHS peeps 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️do not have marriage rights or employment discrimination protections but no one trying to kill anyone in the streets either. Trans people go Stealth and usually never Out as Trans if they can help it; there are at least two famous Trans women who act and model right now. Getting to transition younger makes going Stealth possible for them. 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️seems maybe more mainstreamed and if overt visible Queer Culture is in some areas it is a small section of the population of the country overall.

fnr :

As it should be. Live and let live

Wei He :

grace.fan.984 :

They are more relax to this than other Country .👏👏👏💜💜💜

guchneg :

@guchneg:I am Chinese I want to make some foreign friends😭😭😭

hjnvn :

A trans Chinese man I have been following has said that unfortunately the kind of culture of 'keep it quiet' and gentle social frowning on it by older Chinese causes some sad problems for trans people especially FtM. Because testosterone is regulated fairly strongly it is hard to get and sometimes doctors need parental permission even for adults to do trans healthcare. It definitely sounds less hostile and generally heading in a good direction compared to Western, but the 'Don't make waves' approach with older conservative elements having lots of say means things have a slow and long journey to get to where they need to be. Cheers for the video!

更有甚者 :

Capital forces may use social issues like LGBTQ rights to divert public attention from class conflicts, hyping such topics in some countries to trigger controversies and gender opposition, thus reducing focus on capital-labor struggles. In China, there is no similar situation, so such confrontations are fewer.

bobjack :

But, I am a foreigner more defficult to have a tourist chinese visa base on my looks appareance :(

Kasey :

could you actually let us see these areas

x :

just ask Naomi Wu

M M :

My best friend is Chinese (British born) she felt safer and more free a lesbian in China than she did in America. Removing laws the feeling she got was often that if people knew in America it would actively harm her life, while people in China mostly didn’t care.

jettasain :

The West likes to pride themselves liberal but there's hidden or silent discrimination people like to ignore. Hollywood is seen to be open, but how many leading men r out & successful? How many LGBTQ shows/movies r commercially successful?

Itschrisgg :

Can I become a legal citizen of the country and join government?