Source: CCTV.com

01-09-2009 09:44

Dozens of newly-wed Chinese couples braved the freezing temperatures to say "I do" on Tuesday in one of China's coldest cities Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang Province in northeastern China.

Dozens of newly-wed Chinese couples braved the freezing temperatures to say 
Dozens of newly-wed Chinese couples braved the freezing
temperatures to say "I do" on Tuesday in one of China's
coldest cities Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang 
Province in northeastern China.

Temperatures dropped to minus 20 degree Celsius in Harbin, a city located on the edge of Siberia. But it didn't stop twenty-two couples tying the knot with their loved ones in a mass outdoor wedding ceremony.

Wu Yanmei, bride, said, "Although the weather is cold, our hearts are very warm."

Dozens of newly-wed Chinese couples braved the freezing temperatures to say 
Dozens of newly-wed Chinese couples braved the freezing temperatures to 
say "I do" on Tuesday in one of China's coldest cities Harbin, the capital
of Heilongjiang Province in northeastern China.

Cai Zhe, groom, said, "The pure ice and snow have seen our love. They are the best witnesses to our long-lasting union."