So there was a gay parade in Taiwan a few days ago. It was the 5th annual gay parade in Taiwan. They said that 15,000 people turned up (10,000 in 2006). The parade has grown in strength and size over the past few years. Some representatives from two major political parties were present at the parade as well. This shows how much both the political parties care about the LGBT community (for their votes at least). Hopefully no matter which party wins the election next year, it will be good for the LGBT community. Here are some pictures from the event. You can read more about the parade HERE.
This is the tallest building in Taiwan, and also tallest in the world (currently). It's called Taipei 101. It has nothing to do with the parade but I thought it's cool to show you guys:
Well it's certainly nice to see that so many people turned up to participate and showed their support at the parade. It's also cool to see a presidential candidate from one party and a "hopeful" from the other party there. This isn't something you get to see in the oh-so-open United States.
I am an Asian gay guy living in the United States. I spent most of my childhood in Taiwan and moved to the US when I was a teenager. This blog is about me, my life, people I meet and know, and the two different cultures I've experienced and melted together.
6 comments:
oh wow....nice looking guys :)
Taiwan, has a pride parade ?! Very impressive and admirable. Taiwan's a part of china right? or at least China claims Taiwan is a part of it?
Do any of the major Chinese cities have pride parades?
I need to go next year!!! :0)
yup the gay guys are hot ;)
and the gay pride was okay. not too bad for an asian country.
"Gay-friendly" A-mei [張惠妹]made us dance and screems ;)
But well, 101 is not the tallest building in the world anymore ... >>>> http://www.burjdubai.com/
this has also nothing to do with a gay parade but I just love it long and big ;-)
Hey Dirk, they haven't finished building it yet, so I don't consider that as a building. Ha Ha Ha!
Taiwan is trying for independence. China wants to unite with Taiwan.
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