A day after a major musical festival held in support of the same-sex marriage, netizens see rainbows as a sign of hope
Taiwan News
Date: 2016/12/11
By: Keoni Everington, Taiwan News, Staff Writer
A day after a music festival was staged in front of the Presidential Office Building in Taipei Saturday
“After yesterday had passed, the sky today, Facebook user 鄭晃晃”
which drew over 250,000 people, Taiwanese netizens posted photos of rainbows spotted in Taoyuan and Taipei and commented that it was a sign of a favorable outcome for their cause.
On Saturday, dozens of popular singers, including Denise Ho from Hong Kong, Sandee Chan, Freya Lim and Ailing Tai, appeared on stage and sang to the crowd, while Pop diva Jolin Tsai led nearly a hundred entertainers and stars in a recorded message at a music festival held that day to support same-sex marriage,
The next day, many Taiwanese netizens posted images of full rainbows on the music event’s Facebook page, which had appeared over parts of Taoyuan and Taipei during a break in the rain that afternoon. Facebook user Dennis Lai posted the following image and said: [FULL STORY]
