Don’t you hate it when that happens? DRAMA! Here’s a translation:
Boyfriend: You shut up, us two were together long before you entered the picture!
Bride: What do you mean you two were together long before I was in the picture?
Groom: Hey hey, don’t get physical, don’t get physical.
Bride: Just who the fuck are you!?
Boyfriend: Shut up!
Bride: It’s my wedding, what are you doing here?! Who are you? Who is he?
Groom: Wait, wait, wait.
Bride: Who is he? Tell me, who is he?
Groom: Let me explain.
Boyfriend: Don’t explain to her.
Bride: What are you doing, what fucking business is it of yours?
Best Man: Enough, enough, both of you calm down.
Bride: Tell me, who is he? Who is he?!
Bride: You come back here!
This looks pretty real to us and our online research doesn’t argue with its authenticity. What do you think?
Funny but it appears to be a ad for running shoes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9pkkuPKOME
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At traditional weddings in every country, the priest asks if anyone in the congregation knows of any reason why the couple should not be wed. The question is usually explained as asking if either of them is already married to someone else — If either the bride or the groom is already married to someone else, someone in the congregation would know about it. The question is important to ask because, historically, marriages were not always formal, licensed church weddings, and common-law marriages were recognized. Indeed, peasants normally had only common-law marriages, as they could not afford to hire the church service.
Apparently, the common-law spouse objects to this particular wedding.
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It’s entirely possible this is real. I read plenty of gay people hide their sexuality and get married in China due to social pressure.