The Star·3 min read·medium
China court orders wedding party to pay US$34,000 after brutal bridesmaid prank
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Alice Yan
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A Chinese court has ordered a wedding party to pay $34,000 in damages after a bridesmaid suffered a spinal fracture during a violent 'hun nao' hazing ritual. The case highlights growing public backlash against traditional wedding practices that have devolved into dangerous behavior.
Public backlash over video of a Chinese bride taped to a utility pole sparks fierce debate over extreme wedding hazing. - Weibo SHANGHAI: A 20-year-old woman from central China who served as a bridesmaid had one of her vertebrae fractured and became seriously disabled after a prank activity at a wedding.
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