Travel Wedding Upper Intermediate PREMIUM
Weddings in China have a long and glorious tradition. So much planning, so many guests, and a ton of protocol. But what if you could skip the whole ceremony and just do the honeymoon, and call it a "travel wedding?" The young lovebirds in this lesson would like to do just that, but their traditional Chinese parents will have none of it.
Dilu, John | |
1739 | |
Upper Intermediate | |
August 17, 2011 | |
wedding, customs, family, tradition, travel | |
discussing, disagreeing, persuading, complaining | blaming, 的确 (díquè), 连(lián)......都(dōu)...... |
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