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Golden Bell Awards winner Lee Tien-chu talks to God in acceptance speech, says gays will destroy humanity
Veteran actor Lee Tien-chu has created an uproar in Taiwan for remarks he made at last evening's 51st Golden Bell Awards, the island's equivalent to the Emmy Awards.
Taking the stage after being named the Best Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film, the 59-year-old praised other nominees in the category for being "excellent", but that "God chose me to be here today for a purpose, and maybe he wanted me to say a few words." He then went on to recite the Lord's Prayer in his acceptance speech, saying this was for the "people that live on this land".
The awkwardness that was palpable on live television did not end there. Backstage at a doorstop interview after the awards ceremony, more jaws were waiting to be dropped.
The actor, who shot to fame in mainland China playing a eunuch in the 2011 hit series Empresses in the Palace, revealed he had originally had no plans to return to Taiwan. He changed his mind, he says, when he heard the audible voice of the Holy Spirit asking him, "What if I want you to take the stage and say a few words on my behalf?"
Lee said, "I'll just put it out here, I do not support homosexuality because it will lead to the destruction of humanity. I don't hate gay people, I love them, I have compassion for them, but I have to say this is wrong."
"This is why I have said no to the many gay productions that came to seek me out. I will not be a spokesperson for the gay community. " he added. "I will not betray my faith just for a bit of money. Homosexuality is a curse to our future generations."
The reaction to Lee's anti-gay diatribe came fast and furious. Renowned graphic designer Aaron Nieh wrote on his Facebook page, "You may be a very good actor and win awards, but you're just acting. You don't have a part in other people's reality, their nature, their love and their values in life... Homosexuality will not lead to the destruction of mankind, but ignorance will."
"I don't have much to say except good luck to all the people who think like you. I, for my part, think that the destruction of mankind will have to do with man's pride and greed," wrote singer Aaron Yan. "It has always been the fate of gay people to be oppressed by a straight majority and to live on the margins of society. You can disagree with homosexuality, but stop oppressing them in the name of religion and on the media!"
Q:
What are your opinion that “golden bell awards winner lee says gays will destroy humanity”?
Is it good to talk homosexuality issue in public? (Or other sensitive issue)
Is homosexuality dangerous to society?
What are the pros and cons of coming out of the closet?
How to make a good speech if you were an award winner?
"I will not betray my faith just for a bit of money”
Will you betray you faith just for f money?
What do you think “the LGBT community”?
如何友善待人?
How to Be Nice to People
Introduce yourself to new people. If you're in a room with someone you don't know and everyone else seems to know each other, take the time to introduce yourself. If you've struck up a conversation with the person in line next to you at the coffee shop, introduce yourself when the time is right. This is a nice and polite gesture and can help break the ice. Just say something simple like, "Hi, I'm Joe, it's nice to meet you" and you'll get the ball rolling. Nice people tend to introduce themselves to others because they are excited about meeting new people.
Give a sincere compliment. Everyone loves compliments, so don't be afraid to say something positive about the other person. But be careful, though, not to flatter them too much. Too much flattery can give the impression that you are sucking up to them, and especially if this new friend is a superior, they will think of you as a lapdog. Just find something simple to compliment, like the person's sweater or a piece of jewelry that the person is wearing.
You can even use the compliment to strike up a conversation. Say something like, "I love your Lakers socks. Where did you get those?"
Be polite. You should be just as polite to strangers as you would be to your family members. That stranger you see at the coffee shop might be lonely, and you may be the only one they have talked to that day. Even if you're having a bad day, take the time to say "excuse me," to hold doors for people, and to treat people with a basic level of respect. Don't hog two seats on the bus and talk loudly on your cell phone; instead, be polite and offer someone else a seat.
Do a small act of kindness. You don't have to only be kind to the people who are nearest and dearest to you. When you're shoveling the snow off your driveway, take the time to shovel the snow off your elderly neighbor's driveway, too. Let someone step ahead of you in line; put an extra dollar in the tip jar. Taking the time to do something nice for someone you don't know will make that person feel appreciated and will spread the good karma.
Avoid gossip. Gossiping about the people you know and love is just plain mean. It will definitely get back to them and will make you look like a person that nobody can trust. If you want to be nice to the people you care about, don't talk about them behind their backs; if you have an issue with them, bring it up to that person in a constructive way instead of broadcasting it to everyone in town. Gossiping is mean-spirited and will make you a meaner person.
Share. There's something incredibly nice about sharing, whether you're giving a friend half your sandwich or sharing your chemistry notes with a few friends during your study sessions. Sharing your clothes with friends or siblings is very nice, too. This doesn't mean you should let people take advantage of you, but it does mean that it's nice to let people benefit from the things you own and care about. Remember that it's not really that nice to share something you don't care about, but it is really nice to share your favorite sweater with your best friend.
Q:
How to be nice to people?
How to strike up a conversation with new friends?
How to give a sincere compliment?
How to treat strangers politely?
Have you ever gossiping about the people you know?
Why sharing is good for ourselves
How to do a small act of kindness?
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