Fans are curious about you, but for me, it’s my own affair. If someone wants topoke into my private life I won’t allow that.

I try to keep my personal life and my professional life clearly separate. If you were to see me on campus, sitting at the back of the classroom in my glasses, you’d think I really look like a student. I’m trying not to let my career interfere with my studies. It’s scary.ĭo you think the fact that you’re Chinese-born has something to do with that response?

People want to touch you – they love you, right? But in terms of performance, it’s hard for me to deliver in that situation. It’s a two-sided thing – somewhat awkward, somewhat exhilarating. When you appeared onstage in Beijing people were so excited they were trying to grab hold of you. My friends knew about it, but during my first show in Guangzhou I was shocked by how many people recognised me. Just don’t tell his parents…ĭid you have any idea how big your fan base was in China? The response, he tells us, has been overwhelming. Jack Smith talks to Eric East, the first gay porn star from ChinaĪfter making waves in California, he’s come back home to see if the PRC is ready for him.