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Thousands of foreigners attend orphans' wedding in China 24-year-old Xu Chenggong was afraid that there would be almost no guests at his wedding. In his childhood he lost his father, his mother remarried and after the death of his grandmother the boy grew up with his older brother. Shaw left school early and started working. Later, he met his future wife on the Internet and within three years had saved more than 160,000 yuan for the wedding. To prevent the celebration from taking place in an empty hall, the young man invited everyone to participate via social networks. As a result, thousands of people came from all over China. They brought food, gifts and helped with the organization. There were so many guests that the wedding feast had to be moved to a larger area.

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Thousands of foreigners attend orphans' wedding in China 24-year-old Xu Chenggong was afraid that there would be almost no guests at his wedding. In his childhood he lost his father, his mother remarried and after the death of his grandmother the boy grew up with his older brother. Shaw left school early and started working. Later, he met his future wife on the Internet and within three years had saved more than 160,000 yuan for the wedding. To prevent the celebration from taking place in an empty hall, the young man invited everyone to participate via social networks. As a result, thousands of people came from all over China. They brought food, gifts and helped with the organization. There were so many guests that the wedding feast had to be moved to a larger area.

Thousands of foreigners attend orphans' wedding in China 24-year-old Xu Chenggong was afraid that there would be almost no guests at his wedding. In his childhood he lost his father, his mother remarried and after the death of his grandmother the boy grew up with his older brother. Shaw left school early and started working. Later, he met his future wife on the Internet and within three years had saved more than 160,000 yuan for the wedding. To prevent the celebration from taking place in an empty hall, the young man invited everyone to participate via social networks. As a result, thousands of people came from all over China. They brought food, gifts and helped with the organization. There were so many guests that the wedding feast had to be moved to a larger area.

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