~ by Jeffrey Walsh "Married couples who love each other tell each other a thousand things without talking". - Chinese Proverb The blushing young bride is a surge... ...full story at China Expat
from China Expat on Mon, Nov 02 2009
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| 12 Oct 08 |
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China: married during 2008 »
YouTube video New pair Zhao Nan and his bride Dong Fang spend their wedding ceremony in a 4 stars hotel of Beijing during the Chinese Spring festival 2008. The number of couples tying the knot during the first few days of the chinese new year has greatly surpassed that... |
| 06 Aug 09 |
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Chinese bride dressed in world's longest dress to wedding in NE China city » People's Daily A Chinese bride dressed in a 2,162-meter-long wedding gown handmade by her groom's family on her wedding day Thursday in northeast China's Jilin Province. More than 200 wedding guests took more than three hours to completely unroll the wedding... |
| 12 Jan 09 |
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Chinese mainland couples in Taiwan for group wedding » People's Daily Twenty-six young couples from the Chinese mainland have arrived Taipei for a free tour, and, more importantly, a group wedding. The couples, all selected from on-line applicants, arrived in Taipei Saturday. They will join four pairs of local... |
| 17 Jun 07 |
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In Russia with love, Chinese tie knot » Shanghai Daily TWENTY-NINE couples from Shanghai and Beijing were married on Saturday at St Isaac Square in St Petersburg during a grand "Rose Wedding" ceremony. |
| 21 Oct 07 |
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Man, 106, finds a bride » Shanghai Daily A MAN and woman set a record for the oldest couple to marry in Zhejiang Province. Pan Xiting, 106, married his blushing bride Chen Adi, 81, on Friday at the civil affairs bureau of Lucheng District in Wenzhou City with the blessing of both families and... |
| 06 Aug 09 |
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Bride wears 2km train » Shanghai Daily A CHINESE bride wore a 2,162-meter-long wedding train, handmade by her groom's family, on her wedding day last week in northeast China's Jilin Province. More than 200 wedding guests took more than three hours... |
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