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Transsexual beauty surprises the public
www.chinanews.cn 2005-04-18 17:13:24
A transsexual beauty:Liu Xiaojing
Chinanews, Apr. 17 - After "his" birth, Liu Xiaojing was treated as a
girl. At the age of three, his psychology was upended in a way that often
happened to teenagers. He felt a strong conflict between his
physiological and psychological gender. With a strong belief of his
femaleness, Liu was eager to undergo a sex change operation after the age
of ten. Distressed about his inner conflict, he constantly wanted to hurt
himself.
After a successful transsexual operation and a few plastic surgery
operations in March of 2004, Liu obtained a new legal identity card as a
female. Last December, she participated in China's first ever Miss
Artificial Beauty contest and won the best media impression award.
Liu Xiaojing, twenty-two years old, is a dancer in south China. On April
16th, Liu participated in the first Wei Ning Artificial Beauty Promotion
Fair in Beijing.
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