Spreading love and courage is an important thing. I never knew I could be brave when it comes to love and gender. In 2008, I met Charlie at school. We decided to be together and go through the hardship. I know the world is changing, Taiwan is changing. But the most important thing as a part of the LGBT community, we need to take on big steps to make a difference.

Ten years, we've been together for ten years since 2008. He supports me to advocate gender equality through HIV awareness; I encourage him to influence social issues through art movements. During the journey, we proved to others that love can be very simple, yet with a great cause. I'd like to tell my loved one and the LGBT friends, " Be brave to love, braver to be loved. The truth of love is love, gender does not define."