Chronicle of a Cross-Cultural Queer Relationship
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https://doi.org/10.17169/ogj.2025.303Keywords:
Queer, Relationship, Migration, Intimacy, CultureAbstract
The following sequence of poem chronicles the evolution of a cross-cultural queer relationship. Written from a queer Chinese perspective, these poems explore the role of cultural and personality differences in mediating queer intimacy, as well as the (de-)territorialisation of queer desire by family and kinship as well as the intersectionality of racial, ethnic and cultural identities.
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