Love Ever After《落花时节又逢君》China Student Gay Film中国同性恋微电影 

No frrr 😭

哈哈哈哈，跟我想的一模一样。

no frrr cuz I thought I read it wrong. I've only seen china + bromance or "friendship"

I love the anime in your selfie photo, it is very nice😘

@@JJ-ok2vz haha ru a fan?

To be fair the social / cultural attitude towards 男風 (male homosexuality) is pretty nuanced and complicated in ancient china. Homosexuality among men is actually considered a cultural norm in quite a few dynasties throughout Chinese history. For example, out of all 20 emperors in the Wei and Jin dynasties, at least 10 emperors are documented to have male lovers (男寵) in their courts. And in the late Qing dynasty female prostitutes are banned but male prostitutes are not, and for a while brothels with male prostitutes and catamites are so prominent, the missionaries coming to china from the West are writing texts documenting / complaining about the prevalence of ‘sodomy’. So for the most part of ancient china’s history, homosexuality wasn’t exactly illegal, historically speaking.

@@madshui Good to know. Thanks for this pearl of a history lesson. Homosexuality and other sexualities were widely accepted world wide; until Christian invaders took over in many countries of the world. Polluting far, far too many cultures. Case in point; what was done to the tribes and cultures of the Americas and the Caribbeans

​@@shyphirenflowerchild4631 now christianity is pretty chill. You should honorably mention another religion with 1.6 billion follower which absolutely and always ban seksualiti to the extreme.

Thank you very much for your comment, it's my pleasure

Homosexuality was accepted as a 'hobby' in ancient China and emperors and princes legally and officially have a house of male consorts. Rich men who were tired of female courtesans had sex with good-looking male opera singers. This was also an accepted trend among Japanese samurais. Homosexuality became a sin and punishable by law when Christianity swept across the West and spread their religious culture to the entire world. Christians suffered persecution in Europe and fled to America. And when they had the right to practise their religion, they persecuted another minority group. Christians in North Korea and China suffered oppression and persecution but if they are granted the freedom and rights to practise their religion, they will surely oppress the LGBT community. Taiwan Christians are very defensive of their country sovereignty against China because they know if Taiwan falls into the CCP's rule, Christianity will be controlled and repressed. Ironically, they are against LGBT spreading hate against this minority group. Early Korean Christians suffered oppression and persecution and today some Korean churches are very aggressive towards Korean Buddhism, not to mention the LGBT.

Thank you very much for watching and supporting

I was about to say this ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ it's already 100 but with bgm it would be x2

Thanks😃

Try search this info - the cutting sleeves culture in ancient China.

maybe theyre film students

Pls post the rest episode and what’s the title of the movie

This is a 18 minute film, this it all of it and made by a film student from London ​@@almiraflair

Yes!+1

É sobre o imperador que cortou a manga para não atrapalhar o sono do seu amado?acho que foi em the untamed

the emperor who cut his sleeves is an actual thing in Chinese history about gay people

@@dizdude897 i know but I heard about it in one of the dramas

It was in Word Of Honor not Untamed

​@@deborahboulet6830where in WOH did u hear about that story?