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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of transgender women and transfeminine people in China, December 2019–June 2020 (N = 277)

From: Gender minority stress and access to health care services among transgender women and transfeminine people: results from a cross-sectional study in China

Characteristics

N (%)

Age (n = 253)*

29.04 (7.74)

Housing

 

 Live alone owned or rent

163 (58.8)

 Live with someone else

62 (22.4)

 Live at workplace or school

38 (13.7)

 Other

14 (5.1)

Marital status (n = 276)*

 

 Never married

243 (89.0)

 Engaged or married

10 (3.7)

 Separated or divorced

23 (8.4)

 Widowed

0 (0.0)

Education

 

 High school or below

126 (45.5)

 Some college

68 (24.5)

 College/Bachelors or above

83 (30.0)

Annual income

 

 No greater than USD$5538

75 (27.1)

 Greater than $5538 and no greater than $11,077

129 (46.6)

 Greater than USD$11,077

73 (26.3)

Sexual attraction

 

 To women

15 (5.4)

 To men and women

23 (8.3)

 To men

224 (80.9)

 To no one

3 (1.1)

 Unsure or other

12 (4.3)

Gender identity

 

 Transgender woman

104 (37.5)

 CD

37 (13.4)

 Yao or TS

39 (14.1)

 Women

59 (21.3)

 Gender non-conforming, nonbinary

37 (13.4)

 Other

1 (0.3)

Currently live as self-identified gender for most of the time (n = 276)*

 Yes

166 (60.1)

 No

110 (39.9)

Disclosed identity (n = 275)*

 

 Yes

207 (75.3)

 No

68 (24.7)

Disclosed identity to health workers

 

 Yes

155 (74.9)

 No

52 (25.1)

Ethnicity

 

 Han

217 (80.3)

 Other

53 (19.6)

Lifetime sex work involvement

 

 Yes

116 (42.2)

 No

159 (57.8)

  1. CD, Yao, and TS are local transfeminine identity terms
  2. *Numbers may not add up to 277 due to missing values