This amazing story happened in China. A young boy named Xu Chenggong (known as "Xiao Shu" on social media) grew up as an orphan in Yunnan Province from a young age. His father died when the boy was three years old, and his mother left him at the age of five. Shaw and his brother were raised by their grandmother, but in time she also passed away. The guy saved a lot of time for the wedding, and when it came time to plan the celebration, he realized the bitter reality: there was not even anyone to invite from the groom's side. Fearing that the most important day of his life would not be so happy, he recorded an emotional video message on the Doyen platform (similar to TikTok). In his address, he sincerely asked strangers from the Internet to come, share the wedding meal with him and simply fill the hall. Xu Chenggong had hoped to attract at least 10-20 guests, but the response online exceeded all expectations. Thousands of people from all over China responded to the call. People started arriving a few days before the celebration, and by October 27 the groom had already received the first 200 guests. And although Xu Chenggong asked the guests not to bring anything, netizens showed incredible generosity - they brought household appliances (refrigerators, heaters), fresh vegetables, fish, flowers as a gift for the newlyweds, and one of the farmers even brought a whole live pig as a gift for the festive table. Foreigners who came from all over China hired their own cooks, helped set up festive tables and unload trucks with food. On the wedding day, October 31, 2026, the newlyweds in traditional costumes of the Miao people danced around a huge festive bonfire, surrounded by hundreds of people who became a real big family for the orphan.

This amazing story happened in China. A young boy named Xu Chenggong (known as "Xiao Shu" on social media) grew up as an orphan in Yunnan Province from a young age. His father died when the boy was three years old, and his mother left him at the age of five. Shaw and his brother were raised by their grandmother, but in time she also passed away. The guy saved a lot of time for the wedding, and when it came time to plan the celebration, he realized the bitter reality: there was not even anyone to invite from the groom's side. Fearing that the most important day of his life would not be so happy, he recorded an emotional video message on the Doyen platform (similar to TikTok). In his address, he sincerely asked strangers from the Internet to come, share the wedding meal with him and simply fill the hall. Xu Chenggong had hoped to attract at least 10-20 guests, but the response online exceeded all expectations. Thousands of people from all over China responded to the call. People started arriving a few days before the celebration, and by October 27 the groom had already received the first 200 guests. And although Xu Chenggong asked the guests not to bring anything, netizens showed incredible generosity - they brought household appliances (refrigerators, heaters), fresh vegetables, fish, flowers as a gift for the newlyweds, and one of the farmers even brought a whole live pig as a gift for the festive table. Foreigners who came from all over China hired their own cooks, helped set up festive tables and unload trucks with food. On the wedding day, October 31, 2026, the newlyweds in traditional costumes of the Miao people danced around a huge festive bonfire, surrounded by hundreds of people who became a real big family for the orphan.