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Type of relationship between women found in Chinese culture
Laotong (Chinese: 老同; pinyin: lǎotóng; lit. 'old sames') is a type of relationship in Chinese culture formerly practiced in Hunan that bonded two girls
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2011 film
teenagers, Sophia and Nina were introduced to the idea of laotong, and they signed a traditional laotong contract on the cover of Canto-pop Faye Wong's album
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan (film)
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Zombie Nazi zombie Zombie animal By stereotype Gendered Feminine Class S Laotong Damsel in distress Princess and dragon Final girl Girl next door Idealized
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Stereotypes of blond-haired people
Zombie Nazi zombie Zombie animal By stereotype Gendered Feminine Class S Laotong Damsel in distress Princess and dragon Final girl Girl next door Idealized
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2005 novel by Lisa See
China, Lily is destined to become a laotong pair with Snow Flower, a girl of the same age from Tongkou. The laotong relationship is a sisterly relationship
Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
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Close personal relationship between women
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nineteenth-century Japan. Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See traces the laotong (old sames) bond of friendship between a pair of childhood friends in modern
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Zombie Nazi zombie Zombie animal By stereotype Gendered Feminine Class S Laotong Damsel in distress Princess and dragon Final girl Girl next door Idealized
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Close but non-sexual relationship between two or more women
Buddy film Female bonding Female buddy film Friendship Homoaffectivity Laotong Man date Platonic love Romantic friendship Showmance Sorority Queerplatonic
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Chinese script used by Yao women
missives' (三朝书; 三朝書; sānzhāoshū). They were cloth-bound booklets created by laotong, jiebai and mothers—and given to their jiebai counterparts or daughters
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18th to 19th century Chinese pirates
(Blue Flag Fleet), Wu Zhiqing (Yellow Flag Fleet) and Zheng Laotong. Not long after, Zheng Laotong surrendered to the Chinese government, which left six fleets
Pirates of the South China Coast
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Deity in Chinese folk religion
Zhuanxu. The genealogy given in the text traces his ancestry from Zhuanxu to Laotong, who fathered the fire god Zhurong. Zhurong was, in turn, the father of
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