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Xiaomingxiong (traditional Chinese: 小明雄)(1954–?) is the pen name of Wu XiaoMing (Ng Siuming, 吳小明), also known as Samshasha, is a veteran Hong Kong gay right activist and one of the first authors to study the history of homosexuality in China.

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rdfs:label	Xiaomingxiong (en) 小明雄 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Xiaomingxiong (traditional Chinese: 小明雄)(1954–?) is the pen name of Wu XiaoMing (Ng Siuming, 吳小明), also known as Samshasha, is a veteran Hong Kong gay right activist and one of the first authors to study the history of homosexuality in China. (en) 小明雄（1954年－？），本名吴小明，笔名小明雄、Samshasha，是一位长期在香港进行争取同性恋权利的活动家，也是第一个研究中国同性恋历史的作家。 (zh)
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