On July 1st, the Communist Party of China celebrates turning the ripe old age of 89 years old. To celebrate this geriatric achievement, Lantung will be holding a birthday party on the evening of July 1st to wish the party another 89 years of rule under guiding principles of modern socialist theory (actually we’re just using this as an excuse to get drunk). With summer officially in season, we expect to party the night away on the rooftop under the round moon so reminiscent of the former Chairman’s cherubic face. We’re sending the invite out to the upper echelons of the Party as well, so don’t be surprised to see a few famous faces from the CCP in attendance kicking back a few mojitos (not really). To get the night off to a great start, come wearing red or pink and get a free drink on us. So don’t be a Trotskyist or a capitalist roader and join us for what should be an epic communist party. Half-priced drinks all night. Rooftop weather permitting. Lantung, Solana.
Archive for June, 2010
Communist Parrrrrrrrrty!
Simon Wang in Paris
Simon Wang, the popular contestant of Mr. Gay China 2010 whose face swept over hundreds of papers and magazines last winter, was just in Paris recently. His fabulousness ( and gayness) was recorded and sent back to Gayographic so that we are looking at him posing naturally in the middle of street, possibly stopping traffic, literally.
Now that he is an internationally recognized gay celebrity, it must be hard to catch him for a drink. Next time you run into him, wherever it is, please take a snapshot and send it to info@gayographic.org as well.
Beijing comes out for gay pride
Courtesy of GlobalTimes
By Lin Meilian
Hundreds of gay Beijingers, sporting rainbow brooches or tattoos with the Chinese character “Jing,” celebrated Beijing’s second Gay Pride party on Saturday with live performances, including singing and drag queen shows.
Despite not having a proper parade, the day-long Jing Pride festival, held at Langtung Thai Bar in Solana, Chaoyang district, attracted a crowd heavy on expatriates and English speakers as well as local Chinese.
