Some parents at the scene did not understand this, and some even condemned gay parents. "What they do here is illegal, they are liars!"
It is understood that a parent volunteer told the media in English that we are all gay mothers, my son is gay and my daughter is a lesbian.
A man said this after gay's parents arranged the scene. "Homosexuality should not enter the public eye. Their choice is wrong and violates China's traditional values. They are brain-dead! "
"Since heterosexual parents can blind date their children here, why can't we gay parents?" A gay mother in Shenzhen said to the onlookers: "We also have the right to be here. I just want to find a boyfriend for my son! "
Casual law enforcement officers who didn't show their certificates snapped at their parents and asked them to take the rainbow umbrella. "Go to the police station," he roared. "Look at what your umbrella is aimed at and what is its nature?" And put away the brand that parents prepared to advocate "less forced marriage, more respect, true love regardless of gender".
It is reported that after the tense confrontation, parents were expelled from the matchmaking corner by the park security guards they led, and one of them was asked to take it to the police station for questioning.
Perhaps the purpose of these parents is not to "marry" their children, but only to arouse the attention of society to the issue of equal rights of sexual orientation. There is no provision in the laws of China that any activity calling for social and cultural changes or policy suggestions must be "declared" before it can be launched. Therefore, expelling these parents for failing to report to the public is not in line with China's legal provisions, and it is also an excuse to cover up the anti-gay mentality.