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Rakifi
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Q: How popular would an expat be at the Shanghai marriage park?

I somewhat doubt any expat has done this before, but imagine if you were to go to that famous park in Shanghai where parents try to find partners for their children. How much of a crowd do you think would gather around your little hanging advertisement?

14 years 9 weeks ago in  Relationships - Shanghai

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GuilinRaf
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I would guess it would depend on where he or she was from...
Some nationalities are more popular than others.

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Im wondering where did you know that? it's not even tradition in shanghai at all.so, dont be please, I believe u are gonna find someone special in your life, not that stupid park instead.

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it's a fun park to visit.

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