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<blockquote>"Yin and Yang are people whose physical gender cannot be clearly classified as male or female. A yin and yang person may have the characteristics of both sexes or lack the physiological characteristics that are defined as a gender. | <blockquote>"Yin and Yang are people whose physical gender cannot be clearly classified as male or female. A yin and yang person may have the characteristics of both sexes or lack the physiological characteristics that are defined as a gender. | ||
Yin and Yang people are born, derived from changes in genes, chromosomes or hormones. Environmental effects such as endocrine disruption may also play a role in causing some differences between yin and yang. Yin and Yang people do not mean people who deliberately choose to change their physiological characteristics."<ref>Note that this quote is machine-translated and may have errors. "何謂陰陽人/雙性人/間性人？" OII-Chinese. https://sites.google.com/site/oiichinese/Home/what-is-intersex</ref></blockquote> | Yin and Yang people are born, derived from changes in genes, chromosomes or hormones. Environmental effects such as endocrine disruption may also play a role in causing some differences between yin and yang. Yin and Yang people do not mean people who deliberately choose to change their physiological characteristics."<ref>Note that this quote is machine-translated and may have errors. "何謂陰陽人/雙性人/間性人？" OII-Chinese. https://sites.google.com/site/oiichinese/Home/what-is-intersex [https://web.archive.org/web/20230509015456/https://sites.google.com/site/oiichinese/Home/what-is-intersex Archived] on 17 July 2023</ref></blockquote> | ||
However, the OII-Chinese site celebrates worldwide events in the progress of eradicating stigma for [[nonbinary]], [[gender nonconforming]], or [[transgender]] people as well. | However, the OII-Chinese site celebrates worldwide events in the progress of eradicating stigma for [[nonbinary]], [[gender nonconforming]], or [[transgender]] people as well. | ||