Healing and Social Justice: An Exploration of Queer Chinese Activism

Paper Abstract: This paper presents a critical examination of queer activists in the Chinese context, with a primary focus on how they harness healing practices to advance social justice. It underscores the need for a holistic comprehension of queer Chinese activism. The paper commences by conducting a critical examination of the concept of healing and its integration within resistance movements. It introduces a novel theory pertaining to Chinese healing. Subsequently, the paper delves into the realm of queer activism in China and meticulously scrutinizes the traditional healing practices devised and employed by activists. Finally, the paper explores the evolution of queer Chinese healing practices over time and insights into the potential future landscape of this dynamic field.