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People call those who disclose their homosexual identities as “coming out of the closet.” Eight years ago, Zheng Yuantao, a homosexual in Guangzhou, disclosed his homosexual identity to his mother. He thus became the first person in Guangzhou to do so. When learning about this, Zheng's mother, Wu Youjian, didn't blame her son. She accepted the fact calmly. With careful thought, she finally decided1 to give her support to her son publicly. Wu thus became the first mother in China to openly support her homosexual child.
Wu is already 50 years old now. Six months ago she started to learn computer and established her own blog on the Internet. In just half a year, her blog had been clicked more than 100,000 times. Many homosexuals praised Wu for her courage and lenience2. Some homosexual people even call her “mother.”
After the Guangzhou Daily published the article, a website launched a survey to see how people viewed the issue. By yeaterday, about 3,977 people had responded to the survey. The result shows that 61.1% of the people show their understanding of this social phenomenon. 26.1% of the people say they neither support nor oppose homosexuality. 6.94% say they feel disgusted with it.
When asked what they think about the mother's behavior, 80.19% of the people say the mother's behavior deserves respect. However, there are 4.17% of the people who say they can't understand the mother.
If their own children happen to be a homosexual, what will they do? To this question 71.01% of the respondents say they will accept the fact and will try to understand their children, 16.07% of the people wish that such thing will never happen to them, and there are 9.93% of the people who say they will never forgive their children and they will do their best to help their children to live a “normal” life.
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decided
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| adj.决定了的,坚决的;明显的,明确的 | |
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lenience
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| n.宽大,温和 | |
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