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Bao Bao
Baobao is a member of the floating population of Jinan city, he works diligently, from managing a small restaurant to running a tea house and bar. This film documents Baobao is part of the gay community of Jinan city.
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Baobao is a member of the floating population of Jinan city, he works diligently, from managing a small restaurant to running a tea house and bar. This film documents Baobao is part of the gay community of Jinan city.
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