The biggest gay bar in china

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  • Опубликовано: 21 апр 2024

Комментарии • 25

  • @stevenbabe3288
    @stevenbabe3288 24 дня назад

    I maybe going to Beijing in July and was wondering how hard it would be for a gay American to get around and see these places. I don’t speak the language so worried if it would be hard for me. I also didn’t know how safe it is and I have been told many places don’t except cash or credit cards.

    • @user-dr8nx1uf2o
      @user-dr8nx1uf2o  24 дня назад +1

      If you bring change, you can use cash. I recommend the two gay bars "destination" and "the place", and you can check out the video posted on May 12, 2024 about "the place"!

    • @stevenbabe3288
      @stevenbabe3288 24 дня назад

      @@user-dr8nx1uf2o Yes I been watching all of your videos to learn as much as I can.

  • @zhifukimo
    @zhifukimo Месяц назад

    好奇上海江浙或廣東地區也有不錯的夜店嗎?另外這些店是否會有臨檢管制之類規定?

    • @user-dr8nx1uf2o
      @user-dr8nx1uf2o  Месяц назад +2

      上海酒吧类型会更多哦,更加的好玩,也更加时尚。浙江广州地区也有很多好玩的吧。只不过我没拍摄素材,过段时间我搜集一下,给你拍🥳。另外您说的“临检管制”是什么意思?我没太明白诶

    • @zhifukimo
      @zhifukimo Месяц назад

      @@user-dr8nx1uf2o 謝謝您的資訊。我說的臨檢管制類似會有警察檢查身份之類的

    • @user-dr8nx1uf2o
      @user-dr8nx1uf2o  Месяц назад +2

      会有保安检查你是否携带了酒水哈哈哈哈,因为中国的酒吧不让自己带酒水进去。其他基本不会,特别大型的酒吧,会检查你是否有危险的管制刀具!就这样再没别的了。​@@zhifukimo

  • @aaroncarson1770
    @aaroncarson1770 25 дней назад

    ❤❤❤

  • @ronen95
    @ronen95 21 день назад

    I thought homosexuality is a criminal offence in China☘️

    • @user-dr8nx1uf2o
      @user-dr8nx1uf2o  21 день назад

      no, we just can't get married, but it's not illegal。🌝🌝

  • @pugman99
    @pugman99 Месяц назад

    I worry for gays in
    China.
    Things seem to be going from bad to worse there.
    But, I am glad there is some private clubs for gays there.
    Love to you all, party on dudes and may you all stay free.
    ❤❤❤❤❤
    🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
    💋💋💋💋💋

    • @user-dr8nx1uf2o
      @user-dr8nx1uf2o  Месяц назад +1

      Ha, ha, ha. It's not as bad as you think. Gay people are safe

  • @quyluucam8644
    @quyluucam8644 Месяц назад

    ❤🎉✨️👍❤️💕👍🎉✨️👍🎉❤💕🎉

  • @bubisofc7013
    @bubisofc7013 Месяц назад

    I'm glad to see a place where LGBT+ people can be themselves, but I didn't see any pride flag. Do you think the bar can get in trouble for being more open about it?

    • @user-dr8nx1uf2o
      @user-dr8nx1uf2o  Месяц назад +1

      There are more and more sexual minorities in China, we will not cause trouble because of it, you are warm, thank you for your concern.🌹🌹🌹

    • @eduardochavacano
      @eduardochavacano Месяц назад

      no need to make it about Pride. Why seek a flag, when what you have is cooler than the freak festivals of the US in recent years. Flag is just politics. Gays in China are more masculine, no need to splash pink glitter on their eyes.

  • @Suqrat400
    @Suqrat400 Месяц назад

    What is the law in China in regards to LGBT+? and what percentage of people have these sexual orientation.

    • @user-dr8nx1uf2o
      @user-dr8nx1uf2o  Месяц назад +3

      Homosexuality is not illegal in China. But people of the same sex can't marry either. The proportion of data this really do not know, young people account for a lot🐰

    • @pugman99
      @pugman99 Месяц назад

      8% to 10% of any population on Earth is gay, maybe 10% to 12% bisexual?
      So...
      Do the math for China!!!
      Around 100 to 150 million gays.
      In the last two years Xi banned all boy bands, banned males wearing earrings or jewellery in public and banned all males from showing any male intimacy in public, like kissing and holding hands!
      How this gay club exists at the moment amazes me, but, maybe some 'princeling' owns it?
      Gay Asian men are gorgeous looking!❤❤

    • @thisiskevin1000
      @thisiskevin1000 Месяц назад +1

      @@user-dr8nx1uf2oCivil unions are fine.

    • @thisiskevin1000
      @thisiskevin1000 Месяц назад +3

      There are even news stories produced by China Media Group’s international broadcaster CGTN, Xinhua News Agency, Global Times, Peoples’ Daily and even digital platforms such as RADII and The Sixth Tone regarding China’s LGBTQIA scene.