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Intro. Li Mei was born on March 15, 2002 in a small town in China. Even as a small child, she knew deep down that she was a girl. But her parents never understood this - her father in particular reacted with anger and rejection. He once tried to rape her but failed. The constant denial of her identity, the humiliation and violence in the family had a deep impact on her. At 18, she had had enough: She stole money to be able to afford breast surgery and finally fled China illegally - driven by the hope of a life in which she could finally be herself.
When she arrived in Germany, she dreamed of open arms, acceptance and a new beginning. Instead, she found coldness, homelessness and distrust. Since then, she has been living on the streets, begging for change and still wearing the same outfit that she wore when she escaped - for her a piece of security in an uncertain world. The disappointment is great:
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Intro. Li Mei was born on March 15, 2002 in a small town in China. Even as a small child, she knew deep down that she was a girl. But her parents never understood this - her father in particular reacted with anger and rejection. He once tried to rape her but failed. The constant denial of her identity, the humiliation and violence in the family had a deep impact on her. At 18, she had had enough: She stole money to be able to afford breast surgery and finally fled China illegally - driven by the hope of a life in which she could finally be herself.
When she arrived in Germany, she dreamed of open arms, acceptance and a new beginning. Instead, she found coldness, homelessness and distrust. Since then, she has been living on the streets, begging for change and still wearing the same outfit that she wore when she escaped - for her a piece of security in an uncertain world. The disappointment is great:
Li May
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Li May