Superlezzie Xiangqi, founder of Shanghai lesbian groupJennifer Chang and Lisa Dazols fridae
Jennifer Chang and Lisa Dazols are a couple from San Francisco who embarked on a year-long world tour in June in search of gay people…

Gay Chinese Penguin Couple Gets A Chick, Keeps Faggy Arctic Birds In News CycleDANIEL VILLARREAL Queerty
A gay penguin couple at the Harbin Polar Land in northern China wanted a baby so bad that they resorted to stealing the eggs of other penguins—bad birds!

Hong Kong film festival sheds light on gay AsiaAFP ILGA
The Hong Kong Lesbian and Gay Film Festival (HKLGFF) opens Friday, offering new work from Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam and throwing a light on the challenges sexual minorities face around Asia.

Queer Beijing, Run for Love!Common Language Common Language
Wearing slogans “As I Am” and “Shame on Homophobia”, Dajing conquered 21.0975 km at the 2011 Beijing Marathon, raising a big rainbow flag throughout her running.

2011 Lala Camp Press Release-- The Chinese Lala Movement Reaches Promising New Stage Chinese Lala Alliance
On August 19th – 21st, 2011, the Chinese Lala Alliance held the 4th annual “Lala Camp,” a cross-regional leadership conference for lesbian, bisexual and transgender women (or lala) in Mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Xi’an Lesbian Network, a grassroots organization for queer women in Xi’an, hosted this year’s conference.

Gay Marriage With Chinese CharacteristicsNicola Davison Slate
A visit to a Shanghai fake-marriage market, where lesbians and gay men meet to find a husband or wife.

Gay wedding bells ring in the new year Yang Jie Global Times
A gay wedding ceremony was held in a Chaoyang district hotel on Saturday, an event which highlights a rise in same-sex marriage ceremonies in the capital, something gay rights activists believe an effective way to help prevent spread of sexually-transmitted diseases in the LGBT community.

Lesbian wedding in Zhongshan Global Times
Two lesbians, 32-year-old Paco and 28-year-old Crystal, held their wedding ceremony with more than 150 participants at a hotel in Zhongshan, Guangdong Province on January 1. It was the first lesbian wedding ceremony held publicly in the province.

ShanghaiPRIDE 2010: It's not just for gaysXing Zhao CNNGO
ShanghaiPRIDE 2010 will have no parades, no processions and no protests; instead it will be more Chinese, more diverse and three times as long as last year's, giving everyone a reason to go.

Shanghai Returns With China's Second Gay Pride Celebration On Top Magazine
Mainland China's first large-scale Gay Pride celebration, Shanghai Pride, had a shaky debut last year, but this year organizers promise a bigger and longer festival.