I wouldn't trust just about any ordinary or even famous Chinese hospital for STD test after all I've heard, read and seen, because of the high percentage of false positive results (and still relatively high percentage of false negative) and also because of hygiene concerns. Make sure they were the appropriate! gloves and all parts of the syringe are new and packaged, not recycled!
Kunming should have one hospital specially dedicated to these tests - with the highest hygiene standards and experts (maybe in combination with a department, in Chengdu it's covered as a dermatological clinic). This hospital is should be the one to double check (false) positive results of other hospitals. As I don't live in Kunming I can't tell you which one it is, but you could ask in a hospitable to tell you the address to verify a positive test.
Depending on the disease it shouldn't be more then a couple of dozens kuai. Before you take the test and after a doctor will consult you and ask you questions (why, how, blabla). Make sure to bring a Chinese speaking friend, if you yourself don't speak the language, don't count on doctors to make an effort to address you in English.
Instead of asking for an HIV test maybe you could ask for another less serious, treatable disease to avoid harassment and embarassment to locate the right clinic (only go the specialized one). Test results should be there instantly or within 24hours depending on the kind of test and disease and lunch breaks:)
If you want to avoid going to state agencies to check order home tests online. I don't have a link at hand, but Mirates Rapid Home tests for either HIV or Hepatitis B or combination used to be available in Hongkong if I remember correctly. Now there are other brands on the market that you could order online. The home tests are more expensive (up to 20 $), but you get a result within 5 min with a 99,9% accuracy (a lot better than a normal or even very good hospital in China).
All the best and maybe you can report back about your experience, as it is a sensitive topic to deal with, but first hand-info might be very much appreciated by others in similar situations.
Interview: Yang Zhi
Posted by"What domestic or international magazines do you respect?
Yang: City Pictorial (《城市画报》) ...and FHM."
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American conservative group makes inroads into China's classrooms
Posted by"Yunnan education dept. denies abstinence taught in textbook"
english.peopledaily.com.cn/90001/90782/7128456.html
Don't get yourself fooled by the headline - this article is actually confirming the report.
Yunnan's ethnic minorities at the end of the Qing Dynasty
Posted bya little correction here
Hmong are only a SUB-group of the Miao according to wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miao_people#Nomenclature:_Miao_and_Hmong
"The prominence of Hmong people in the West has led to the situation where the Miao nationality is sometimes referred to as Hmong, despite the fact that they are only one of the sub-groups contained in the classification."
The Hmong have 'recently' been featured in Clint Eastwood's great movie "Gran Torino".
www.imdb.com/title/tt1205489/
American conservative group makes inroads into China's classrooms
Posted bySchools should teach knowledge, skills and more important thinking itself, and not neurotic dogmas. I think China can do fine without religion and hope for am asap correction of the curriculum.
Construction of Kunming oil refinery to begin in October
Posted byI remember that mentioned protest in Chengdu is was quite small and short, but suddenly the plans for the plant disappeared, and were never heard of again...