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Q: Are gay-married couples' marriages recognized in China?

For all that's legal in China, etc. A gay couple that got married in the U.S., or Europe or wherever. Is that marriage recognized by China if they live and work here?

14 years 8 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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Not yet,but they can live together as long as they want only if they are alive.

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No, there are no gay people in China any more. There used to be going back 5000 years, after all, how would there be any fashion sense withouy gays. But now there are no more gay people. Chinese only copy western fashions now. The proof can be seen on any T-shirt which has ENGLISH on it, not Chinese.

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