One of the biggest weddings in history took place in China. About 10,000 foreigners from all over the country came to the celebration to support the 24-year-old orphan Shu Chenggong. The groom lost his parents early, first he was raised by his grandmother, and then the boy stayed with his older brother. He grew up in difficult conditions and dropped out of school to work and make a living. The guy met his future wife online. However, their relationship initially faced opposition from the girl's family because of the guy's difficult financial situation. Through honesty and hard work, Xu saved about 160,000 yuan (1.9 million rubles) three years later to marry her. Despite all the preparations, the groom feared that there would be few guests at the wedding, so he posted a modest invitation on the Internet -. "Whoever wants to come, let him come. Thousands of people responded: dozens of wedding processions, more than a hundred cooks and tons of donated food. Strangers traveled hundreds of miles to support the groom. Due to the huge number of guests, the original wedding venue became unsuitable. The local authorities coordinated the transfer of the feast to the city square, and also provided assistance in regulating traffic and maintaining order. - Unifying love.

One of the biggest weddings in history took place in China. About 10,000 foreigners from all over the country came to the celebration to support the 24-year-old orphan Shu Chenggong. The groom lost his parents early, first he was raised by his grandmother, and then the boy stayed with his older brother. He grew up in difficult conditions and dropped out of school to work and make a living. The guy met his future wife online. However, their relationship initially faced opposition from the girl's family because of the guy's difficult financial situation. Through honesty and hard work, Xu saved about 160,000 yuan (1.9 million rubles) three years later to marry her. Despite all the preparations, the groom feared that there would be few guests at the wedding, so he posted a modest invitation on the Internet -. "Whoever wants to come, let him come. Thousands of people responded: dozens of wedding processions, more than a hundred cooks and tons of donated food. Strangers traveled hundreds of miles to support the groom. Due to the huge number of guests, the original wedding venue became unsuitable. The local authorities coordinated the transfer of the feast to the city square, and also provided assistance in regulating traffic and maintaining order. - Unifying love.