Taiwanese pop singer Jolin Tsai has
released a music video to promote marriage equality.
In the video for the single We're
All Different, Yet The Same, an elderly woman calls around to
find a family member who can sign a consent form for her partner of
30 years to receive emergency treatment. Never having married, the
woman cannot sign the form.
As she holds her partner's hand, she
imagines a park wedding between her younger self and her love. The
women exchange vows, then kiss.
“People used to tell me that I look
like [actress] Ruby Lin,” Tsai said. “I finally met her today, and we
kissed on our first meeting.”
A draft bill which would allow gay
couples to marry in Twain has seen little progress since it cleared a
first reading in the Legislative Yuan last year.