Family pressure pushes a considerable proportion of Chinese queer individuals into
heterosexual marriage. Few investigations have been solely devoted to examining family …

Previous research has revealed that filial piety belief plays a critical role in self-acceptance
of sexual orientation, but studies have rarely examined whether and how reciprocal (ie …

This article explores how a gay academic living with HIV negotiated heteronormativity in a
Chinese university. It presents the participant's professional life in a double closet, where he …

Kinship has been the primary concern among young queer people in today's China and
other parts of Asia under the strong and ongoing familism, who often find it challenging to …

It is widely recognised that queer research has historically favoured major metropolitan
centres. This has led to now well-established literatures on queer lives in smaller cities …

In spite of the continued relaxation of its once strict one-child family planning policy, China's
total fertility rate has dropped to 1.3 (Chinese National Bureau of Statistics, 2022), officially …

China has long been characterized as a family-based society organized around
heterosexual marriage, childbearing, patriarchal and patrilineal family values, and …

Based on ethnographic fieldwork in Guangdong, China, this book asks: what does it mean
for Chinese non-heterosexual people to go against existing state regulations and societal …

This bibliography is the third iteration of a bibliography of women and gender in China
studies. The first was published in book form by Brill in 2009 and the second was published …

In this chapter, I would like to discuss three concepts/theories—ie, mosaic gender ideology,
mosaic familism, and mosaic modernity—that I have developed in the last decade regarding …