1, gay, a Chinese vocabulary, pinyin is ná ntó ngzhili. In ancient China, the meanings of the words "comrade" and Mr., elder, jun, etc. were all appellations between friends. Nowadays, Gay men mostly refer to gay men, also known as gay.

2. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Zuo Qiuming explained the word "comrade" in "Mandarin in Today's Four": "Those who are United are one, and those who are United are comrades." Liu Tao Chuan in the Later Han Dynasty said, "Making friends must be gay."

In China, comrades are also widely used as greetings between strangers, similar to "hosts".