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Being China's first gay married couple has drawbacks

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January 31, 2010 7:30 AM

"My sister warned me she would never call me her brother unless I break up with Pan, and I have answered hundreds of phone calls from friends and relatives who say they feel ashamed of me. But we are deeply in love and will never desert each other."

-- Zeng Anquan, who married his partner, Pan Wenjie, in China's first gay wedding. The Chinese state press covered the marriage.

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