Chinese Man's "Three-Person Wedding" Invite Sparks Online Frenzy
On April 16, a man from Bijie City in Guizhou Province, China, stirred a wave of online discussion after issuing a wedding invitation that appeared to announce a joint marriage to two women. The invitation quickly went viral, drawing both curiosity and criticism.
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Local authorities later confirmed that one of the women featured was the man's ex-wife. The trio had posed for wedding photos together "just for fun," and there was never an actual three-person wedding. The man was reportedly counseled by local police following the incident.
Subsequently, the originally planned April 19 wedding ceremony has been officially canceled. The groom will now proceed with a traditional marriage ceremony involving only his current fiancée. Police also stated that the act of taking such photos does not constitute a violation of the law.
On April 17, Century Jiayuan Banquet Center, where the wedding was initially scheduled, issued a public statement confirming the cancellation of the event booking.
A large number of netizens questioned the stunt, commenting, "How is this even something to joke about?" and "This crossed the line of basic decency." Meanwhile, others were more indifferent, "It's their life, let them do whatever they want."
Source: 新京报
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