Directly cited from the report you presented:
According to Li Minyan, a Chinese LGBT advocate and
law student at Northwestern University, social
pressure to marry someone of the opposite sex is
overwhelming, and many LGBT individuals do so and
lead a double life. Others enter into marriages of
convenience where lesbians and gay men marry each
other to escape this pressure.
Despite this outward tolerance, a report about the
situation facing LGBT people and civil society in
China issued by the United Nations and the U.S.
government last year flagged a host of serious
problems. Chinese LGBT people lack legal protections
from discrimination at work and in housing, there is
no recognition accorded to same-sex couples, LGBT
individuals cannot adopt children, same-sex rape is
not a criminal offense and stigma and discrimination
are rampant.
Look into the situation with the RPK and then return to me to present your findings, I'm sure homosexual people are living their best lives alongside Kim.
The "development" of Tibet has been mainly enjoyed by the Han people who flicked into the region after its conquest by China. Original Tibetans are still living in the same economical conditions as 100 years ago but in an even worse society as they are seen as "inferior" because they are not of Han origin. But this behaviour is not the behaviour of an imperialist country in your eyes, so everything is fine and don't question authorities