@amieinchina: Recent experiences with Chinese media platforms and reporters have sucked !!!!! As much as I love China, I love being an objective and honest person more. These are my honest experiences over the last couple of weeks. It’s disappointing, especially during #pridemonth Let’s be real, people and policy are two very different things, and we shouldn’t confuse them. I will still be back to China for trip number 30 hopefully very soon! Have you had any experiences like this? #travelchina #lgbt #censorship #china

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jinnimoo7
Jinnimoo :
hey atleast they asked 😂
2026-08-05 20:22:35
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qiao1323
qiao :
As a Chinese lesbian, I totally get that
2026-06-12 08:58:57
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haaaaaan2333
Hannnn :
As a Chinese I think this is so well said, and this is the actual situation happening, that there is no clear censorship 'rule' on LGBTQ topics from the government , and everyone, all the companies and medias, are GUESSING what would be censored and would not be... and it very often results in a lot of funny euphemistic expressions that makes everyone laughs their ass off😂
2026-07-19 00:27:35
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memengda
Emily :
also, have you seen the Chinese lesbian dating show? it's on YouTube called lelales! they were originally going to film in shanghai but were censored so moved the production to Thailand
2026-06-11 08:45:53
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nabtunes_ai
NabTunes :
ngl, they could have just written "Chinese person" instead of "Chinese woman" to still include you without mentioning the big bad gay 🙄 the political stance on the LGBTQ community in China is so infuriating
2026-07-20 21:56:17
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dyqhsbhqhw
dyqhsbhqhw :
As someone grew up in China and moved to the UK 5 years ago I think I can answer your question. Firstly, I think your confusion and insightfulness are both incredibly accurate because you are just about to touch the core of the Chinese way: “Why a lot of things are so vague and indefinite but seems working at the same time?” As someone grew up in China I would say this culture of homophobia and the structured oppression against gay people which is embedded in Christianity does not exist in China. As a very conservative country there are no laws against being gay but there are no laws to recognize gay marriage as well. The situation is exactly what you felt, it’s pretty chill of being gay in daily life but it can’t be the focus for people to talk about of gay marriage under the spotlight
2026-07-21 01:15:10
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donteatpotato
Kai :
that's cuz CGTN and Phoenix News aren't typical Chinese state media. They tend to have a bit more journalistic freedom when covering topics that aren't directly related to the Chinese government.
2026-06-11 13:01:07
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nvrmndbollocks
omtwfwl :
Thank you for sharing this and standing on principle!As a Chinese lesbian I get that.
2026-06-24 13:47:55
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skydygy
Skydygy :
there is more censorship in private companies than in the government lol
2026-06-13 04:50:00
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dominicburns6
Dominic Burns :
The way they surely could have just said “who has a Chinese partner” too?
2026-07-21 01:47:25
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mimixtu
MiMix :
As a Colombian, I can see the path bc it's the one we had. Most of our rights here were gained through the Supreme Court. Step by step. Still a lot of homophobia here even when legally we're one of the most advanced in the region. I read Chinese SC rules against lgbtq discrimination. So they're in the correct path maybe not as fast.
2026-07-17 01:49:59
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lucasluismk
Lucas :
Im so happy to see you staying true to yourself 💕
2026-06-11 12:58:13
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zazhibaur
zhibaur :
would you have agreed if they said you were married to a chinese person
2026-07-17 12:38:29
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comradedylber
comradedylber :
a youtuber named klaize has a video named „why china keeps changing its mind on lgbtq rights“, it addresses things like this
2026-07-20 17:55:55
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____vwd
Viv :
Could they / agree to say “married to a Chinese person”?
2026-07-16 01:08:27
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ichliebeheimi
kycd :
Just wanted to give another pov that can maybe explain the things. I think Chinese government usually censor things not because of they’re illegal, but for limiting the imagination of people. U know you can’t fight for the rights that you never heard of….
2026-07-17 04:28:25
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kerwin0473
Kerwin :
欢迎来到成都🥰
2026-06-11 22:24:14
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yuyue627
菜包YuYu :
topics on lgbtq is slowly growing in china and acceptance rate is rising but for many its still a step too far and thats something they try to take into account.
2026-07-16 05:19:28
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0ranss1
0ranss1 🇫🇮🇪🇺 :
why can't they use the good old "and they were roommates" storyline 😂
2026-07-20 09:49:36
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donigator
Donigator :
Love hearing and listening to your stories and experiences in China! I loved living in China , and respect for you for standing your ground on your story!
2026-06-16 06:54:26
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yylong35
yylong🇫🇷 :
LGBT is not a mainstream topic of discussion in China and is not officially addressed. However, it has already permeated various aspects of Chinese society and daily life. Promoting and spreading positive narratives about LGBT in mainstream discourse and maintaining an optimistic view of daily life are two non-conflicting matters. Clearly, the latter is more important and aligns better with the actual equal rights of LGBT individuals.
2026-07-15 18:21:31
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heanlayu2af
gummybear :
You are so lovely
2026-06-11 19:54:28
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capitainecongcong
Capitain Cong Cong :
bravo 🥰
2026-06-12 03:26:08
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hlteo27
hlteo27 :
Different magazine different rules.
2026-06-12 14:24:50
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