she was taken to the hospital by her family for examinationiu Bai's ordeal sparked outrage from the LGBT community, but few teachers within the system have publicly expressed support for her. Cui Le, who was a teacher at the Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, came out as a gay teacher and wrote an article in the media in solidarity with Qiu Ba Soon, various school departments began to investigate him, and staff from the Office of Academic Affairs began to come to Cui's classroom to listen and ask his students about the content he taught in his lessons. Cui then asked the staff of the school about the specific rules he had broken, and the response was, "By way of analogy, people say you have committed a crime, what more do you want with the law?" He was approached by the two vice presidents responsible for supervising the teaching content: "Homosexuality, a highly sensitive topic that most people do not accept, is never allowed in the classroom, and the university is very adamant about this attitude"; "undergraduates have limited acceptance and cannot 'indoctrinate' students with controversial things". The vice-principal criticized, "You are a teacher of Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, you can't say these things in public"; "It's not easy for our school to have today's reputation, all the teachers at our school have the obligation to maintain its honour. If you talk about homosexuality in class, others will think that our school is in a mess"; "A good bottle of wine, as long as contaminated by a little bit of rat's shit, would not be good anymore". Cui was asked to write a pledge that he would no longer talk about gay issues in the classroom, that he would no longer have dealings and collaborations with NGOs, and that he would no longer make gender-related comments on the internet and in the media as a teacher at Guangdong University of Foreign Studies. Afterwards, the school publicly released the disciplinary document "Decision on the Sanction for Giving Cui Le Serious Teaching Accident (Grade II)" on the grounds that Cui Le had invited scholars and publicists from outside the school to give four lectures on sex and gender issues in two classes of "Sociolinguistics" and "Chinese Vocabulary" in October and November 2015, and the charges included "not approved by the school", "the content of the lecture is not related to the