Over a million netizens have been watching Jason and Da Chuan travel home for Spring Festival in a live feed named "Bring him back home: this time, he and he decided to be braver.“
The couple are one of six couples featured on a live feed which started on Monday and is hosted by news site 163.com.
According to the site, neither has come out to their parents so they were both under a lot of pressure.
Da Chuan said that he cares most about his parents' opinion, and will suffer a lot if they are disappointed.
Coming out to parents is the most difficult step for gay people, Christina, an employee from a Beijing-based NGO, told the Global Times on Monday, explaining that many parents are still taking homosexuality as a disease and do "terrible things" to "cure" their kids.
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These things should be private anyway. Christina sounds out of touch with reality, but then she had her job to think about.
If you put your eyes at everywhere to many countries, see bravery of people.
See Terrorist having bravery to kill and to do terrorism, but they are not regard as mental illness, right?
while you that have no bravery to show love. you are regarded as mental illness, right?
it is comission to give protection to Gay, father and family from bullying, physical attack, etc
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