The gay rights movement, passionate, tragic, difficult, tortuous... Compared with all democratic rights movements, the gay movement is more tragic.
This is in a foreign country!
In China, Chinese comrades, how is the living situation? When I was in college, I knew a student who studied Chinese medicine. He was obsessed with the gay rights movement. However, when he implemented specific actions, he just reposted some content about gay rights on Weibo; he took the rainbow flag and the rainbow bracelet. Click on the photo...but, talk is better than nothing. However, from these developments to the parade, there is still a long way to go.
This is a slow process. I don't know what the so-called rights and interests refer to, and I have never understood the legal meaning of same-sex marriage. However, I saw such a sentence, saying why same-sex marriage is required to be legal, because when one party is critically ill, one party can sign as a family member.
There are only a small number of countries or regions in the world where same-sex marriage is legal. China is not only on this road for a long time, but it is too far to see the future. Even though, there is Li Yinhe's proposal on same-sex marriage. However, the gay community in China is more secure and pays more attention to the individual self, and there is not much enthusiasm and discourse about the overall rights and interests, at least as far as I can see, that is the case.
What's more, some non-LGBT people are formed by non-profit organizations to help the LGBT community.
There will definitely be progress, and there will definitely be changes, but how many people can stand up? Speak up for your rights.
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