除了是中国最大、最繁华的城市之外，上海是否也是中国最gay的城市？如果我们从同志酒吧和夜总会的数目中来寻求答案的话，那回答会是个响亮的yes。在观看小贝和Steven由“上海第一同志牛皮糖”指引、发掘沪上最火（抑或是最酷）的粉红夜场后，您尽可作出自己的判断。敬请留意英语版特别奉献《同志夜上海》。

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In this episode, Queer As Folk Beijing explores the pioneer generation of entrepreneurs making use of the China’s growing pink economy.  They rest their eyes both on Beijing and Shanghai – pink capitals of the country.

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In this episode, Queer As Folk Beijing invites a prominent gay filmmaker and writer to talk about his own process of coming out to the public, and about gay imagery in Chinese society.

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The website aibai (www.aibai.cn) has been a trustworthy companion of all queer folks in China for more than 8 years.  In this episode, Queer As Folk Beijing invites its webmaster Jiang Hui to talk on the impressive history of Aibai.

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In this episode, Queer As Folk Beijing undertakes a query into the world of sports.  How come so few athletes are out and open about their sexuality?  What are LGBT sports groups all about?  Which sports are the most ‘queer’?  Enjoy and remember to keep on moving your booty!

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High time for some lesbian action at Queer As Folk Beijing!  Steven and Jack explore the lesbian fields in Shanghai, while studio-guest Xian enlightens our gay male show hosts on the ins and outs of lesbian life in China.

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这也是Steven和小贝在上海拍摄一周后献上的首个外景专题。上海之行尽管忙碌辛苦，倒也充实自在，还能偷闲在朋友的同志酒吧里小憩片刻，让一位摄影爱好者朋友给我们拍出这样有“芝华士人生”韵味的照片来（不过我们可不是为了贪杯才去酒吧，到底为何而去，先卖个关子，下几集节目见分晓）。 

Da Wei is the first Chinese person to publicly come out both as an HIV-positive person and as a gay person. Queer As Folk Beijing was lucky enough to talk with this courageous individual and dedicates this episode to the fight against HIV/AIDS. Steven and on-location host Jack contribute footage from Shanghai, where they interviewed a couple of hardworking volunteers dedicating their energy to AIDS prevention work.

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我们有幸走访了北京的一家著名的异装秀酒吧，见证了他们（抑或用“她们”更为确切）在台前幕后令人折服的蜕变。而让我们惊讶却又欣赏赞叹的是他们自然流露的那份自信、坦然和豁达——他们确实是彩虹中最妖艳绚烂的那道色彩。 

本期的嘉宾就是他们中的一位，他在镜头前开诚布公地向我们讲述了他做异装表演前后的心路历程。而我们独家拍摄的精彩的异装秀后台画面和采访片段更是不容错过！

Welcome to the Chinese world of Drag Queens!  Follow Queer As Folk Beijing on their journey to one of Beijing’s most fabulous drag bars and listen to the amazing story of their dragilicious studio-guest. 

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The Queer World has its own way of looking at race when it comes to sexual activities. Coming to China you’ll most likely hear the words “Potato Queen”, “Rice Queen”, “Mashed Potatoes” and “Sticky Rice” – all ways of addressing people who prefer to eat a certain kind of dish in bed. Care to know what it’s all about? Check out our third episode of Queer As Folk Beijing where Steven and Xiao Gang talk with guest Miguel about sex and skin, and where the students of the organization “Drama Queens” tell their own opinions about these racial politics.

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In this episode, Queer As Folk Beijing gives you a taste of the queer world of magazines.
We travelled far to bring you an exclusive interview with the founder of “Friends” Magazine, a magazine which has been a sturdy reading rock for Chinese Queers over the past few years, and we also invited a lesbian magazine editor to our studio to tell us about her professional experiences in the publishing world.

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