As a prominent family in Foshan, the Wu's daughter's wedding was extravagant. Wu Mancheng was an educated gentleman who always acted modestly, but not at his daughter's wedding. They had blaring trumpets and thunderous fireworks. People miles away could hear it.
From government officials to beggars, crowds of people gathered in the street. They waited to catch a glimpse of the Wu's beautiful daughter, a few coins if they were lucky.
Famous didn't want to join the crowd, it had to watch out for people who wanted to eat it. It carried Old Time Tea and Galaxy on its back, and jumped onto the roof of a two-story building to watch the street from above.
As Wu Ning's wedding was in another city, it was a bit different from local weddings. Social customs had changed dramatically from the early days of the Republic. In areas along the south coast, like Foshan, weddings weren't as rigid as the old days.
