On weekend afternoons in Chinese cities, public parks begin to change character almost imperceptibly. The morning crowds of tai chi practitioners give way to families strolling, elderly couples dancing to portable speakers, children chasing pigeons across wide plazas. And then, quietly, another gathering forms. Umbrellas open even when there is no sun. Sheets of paper... View Article The post China’s Marriage Markets: The Park Where Parents Search for Love appeared first on tourist wannabe.
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