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Marcio Machado/Getty Images. But in August 2020, China's biggest and longest-running LGBTQ festival, Shanghai Pride, was canceled due to mounting pressure from local authorities. When Pride.
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Abstract. To understand the current status of, and factors related to interpersonal sensitivity (IS) and loneliness among Chinese gay men. The Chinese version SCL-90-R was used to evaluate the status of IS, and the short-form UCLA Loneliness scale (ULS-8) was used for assessing loneliness level. Associations between demographics and IS were.
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Homosexuality in China Homosexuality has been documented in China since ancient times. According to one study by Bret Hinsch, for some time after the fall of the Han dynasty, homosexuality was widely accepted in China [1] but this has been disputed. [2]
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Introduction Chinese gay men and lesbians are faced with many challenges posed by the heteronormative society they live in, among which, marriage is the primary concern for most of them [ 1 ]. As same-sex marriage is not legalized in China, the concern here refers to gay men and lesbians' pressure to be in an opposite-sex marriage.
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There has been some excellent research into the emergence of gay and lesbian identities in China, including how these have been shaped by euro-American ideas of "gay sensibility" and.
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