Eighty Percent of Gays in China Marry People of Opposite Sex

Zhang Ming lost her 5-year-old daughter, her parents and her home in the powerful earthquake that hit Sichuan province five years ago. She now operates a stall selling soft drinks, homemade tofu, popsicles and souvenirs. She and her husband had ...

( China Daily) Comments Print Mail Large Medium Small REPORTER'S LOG | ZHANG HAIZHOU My cell phone ringing on Saturday morning on April 20, jarred me awake. It was Luo Gang, a survivor of the 8.0-magnitude Sichuan earthquake that destroyed his ...

By Tian Ying, Zhang Hui BEIJING, March 31 (Xinhua) -- Nine years into his second marriage, Yang Bin still awkwardly refers to his wife as "my date" while conversing with others. The failure to settle for a heterosexual marriage has once again ...

BEIJING, May 17 (Xinhua) -- Zhao Xin, a gay man in east China's Jiangxi Province, knows that if he stays at any company for long, his co-workers are sure to ask about his girlfriend. "It has driven me crazy that my colleagues would be so fixated on ...

Students play at Weicheng primary school in Mianyang city, Sichuan province, which lost 135 students in an earthquake in 2008. Photos by Feng Yongbin / China Daily Fu Chengxi (right) and his wife Zhu Xianbi have improved their standard of living by ...

A staff member shows farming books at a Red Cross Boai Community center on May 7. Photo: Liu Dong/GT A villager dries crops in the yard of a Red Cross Boai Community center in Shidi, Sichuan Province on May 7. Photo: Liu Dong/GT Rabbits raised by a ...

Like many couples, Tom Wang and his wife met online. On their first date, in a tea house, he admired her femininity. They married a year later and are now negotiating the decor of their new apartment. Wang hopes they will grow old together, yet ...

Activists fight for LGBT rights as pressure to produce offspring pushes country's gay males to marry unsuspecting women. Homosexuality was viewed as a mental disorder until 2001, but activists are now trying to lift the stigma [AFP] Beijing, China - ...

The number of Chinese students infected with HIV is on the rise, with homosexual transmission becoming the major cause of new infections, an official said on Saturday.In 2012, 1,700 students were diagnosed with HIV, up 24.5 percent compared to 2011, ...