I think 99 percent of homosexuals won't be forced to change. I think his case is extremely rare if what he says is true.

It is a legislative trend across the world. China will definitely catch up with this trend, in spite of obstacles we are confronted with now.

Homosexual people should be entitled to the same rights as any citizen of the People's Republic of China to freely choose their sexual partner and to get married, which, instead of being deprived and discriminated against, should receive protection. I believe that the successful presentation of a homosexuality festival will help promote public awareness of homosexuality as well as self understanding among the homosexual people themselves, and the prosperous development of homosexuality as a sub-culture in China.

China's currency policy is not directly linked to the census result. China will not change the currency policy frequently, and will act prudently.

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There is also a surging fear of marriage among young people. The number of divorces, extra-marital affairs, cheating and domestic violence have warned us that marriage isn't easy.