17th century Chinese folktale with a bisexual protagonist

The story False Gods Wreak Havoc at Huaguang Shrine is recorded in Chapter 27 of Jingshi Tongyan (Stories to Caution the World), a collection of legends and folktales edited by 17th century writer Feng Menglong.

The protagonist is a bisexual youth named Wei who lived in Hangzhou during the Song Dynasty.

Btw, Bisexuality Awareness Week starts on September 16.

Translations from "The Cat Physiognomy Guide"

 The Cat Physiognomy Guide, Xiang Mao Jing, is one of the old texts collected in Cat Garden, a compendium of cat literature collected by Huang Han during the reign of Emperor Xianfeng (1850-1861). The original text of Xiang Mao Jing no longer exists. It contains tis on how to read  your cat's face.

Btw, August 8 is International Cat Day.

Traditional societies that recognized non-binary children

International Non-Binary People's Day in July 14.  Many traditional societies recognized non-binary children.

Celebrate Pride Month with Trans Tabby and Enby Tabby!

 Enjoy these designs on stickers, magnets and more!

Wulang Shen/Wutong Shen: 17th-18th century tales of pansexual incubi

Bringing you translations of 2 homoerotic supernatural tales from Feng Menglong’s 17th century work "The History of Passion".

By the way, May 24 is Pansexual Visibility Day
 

"White Cats are Bad Luck" and other cat coat sayings from Huang Han's 19th century "The Cat Garden"

 

A cat illustration/translation project on its way to becoming a book. Get sneak peeks on Patreon. 

Transgender children are considered natural by many traditional communities

Trans kids are not a new phenomenon, and it is not a radical act for adults to acknowledge and support them. 

In fact, for many adults, it is the traditional thing to do.

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