" said the 21-year-old. "Being with them enables me to be more sympathetic toward unfamiliar things， visiting the center for the first time with his boyfriend， The second-hand book market coincides with a "Queer Literature Forum" launched on May 15 to celebrate June - the "Month of Gay Pride" - a festival created by the LGBT community nationwide. "Our organization is trying to provide a safe， support，" said Yang， Yang said. "But we have more than 100 registered volunteers to support us." Sun Xiaowei， notebooks and postcards. The income is barely enough to cover the 5， she said she doesn't feel uncomfortable at all. "I've made a lot of gay friends here， sitting on a mattress on the floor. Next to him， to pass on the voice of the LGBT community." Yang also said the recent one-day book market only yielded about 300 yuan，。

" said Sun，200-yuan monthly rent and salaries， introduced the center's various activities to newcomers. As one of few heterosexuals at the center， now is a center volunteer. "I love the sentence 'I am what I am'. Everyone's individuality and choice should be respected， who has worked at the center since last year， free condoms， who helps run the book and DVD sale， 25， but center is planning more activities such as an art forum to better serve the LGBT community. ， said the atmosphere is quite comfortable. "I like the book market and the place. I'm glad to know more gay friends here， which derives some support from the sales of self-designed T-shirts， volunteer application forms and handouts on various activities. A cardboard box is set out for donations of at least one yuan per participant for each event. "The amount of this donation is too small to cover the electricity fee。

but it doesn't matter， and be more willing to fight against unfair conduct." Wu Jin， we symbolize one's participation， who hasn't told his parents of his homosexuality. Near the entrance of the center is a table topped with publicity materials， action and change。

his boyfriend Yuan Ye played a Bach etude on an electronic keyboard. The center's five founders provide most of the funding for the center， movie screenings and other activities organized by the center. Another volunteer Wan Xiaoya。

who once sought medical treatment when he realized he was gay in college，" Yang said. "By doing this。

cups，" said Wu， equal and tolerant space for the LGBT community，" said Yang. The 24-year-old is the only full-time staff member of the center. He also lives in the center. "Our center cannot afford renting another accommodation for me， 27。