Thousands of people gathered in Sydney`s Oxford Street for the annual homosexual love Carnival. It was a big party, dressed in Chinese clothes, from Saturday night to Sunday morning. When the sun rises, the scene is full of wolves. It was the 41st year of the celebration, involving about three hundred thousand viewers and 12,500 parade participants.
New South Wales has also relaxed its ban on alcohol. As a result, under the stimulation of alcohol, revelers tend to make more unusual moves. Some people don`t go home all night, some people get drunk on the streets, which makes the police have a lot of trouble. But even so, Sydney`s government insists on making it an important local holiday. Because they feel that it is really rare for people of different ages, different sexes, different complexion and no class to come together and express their inner joy in such a way as to make them truly equal and free.
Compared with the grand theme, some of the disharmony factors are small episodes, Sydney local people also said that can be understood. The Sydney Carnival parade began in 1978 in honor of the uprising of the New York Stone Wall in 1969. Later, as Australia`s human rights movement became increasingly active, Sydney`s homosexual love began a carnival in the name of celebrating summer.
