A couple in China being subjected to public embarrassment as part of a tradition called "nao dong fang", or prank the groom and bride on their wedding day. PHOTO: WEIBO.
BEIJING: At their wedding 10 years ago, businessman Shi Jun and his wife had to eat an apple strung up by their friends, without using their hands. Their friends would lift the apple so that the couple had to "kiss" each other.
It was one of many games the couple from Anhui found themselves having to play after their wedding dinner, even though they were exhausted from days of preparation.
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