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Kristijan Iličić Showed What "Chinese Tinder Live" Looks Like: Parents Are Looking for Partners for Their Children in the Park

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Travel writer Kristijan Ilicic visited the People's Park in Chengdu, China, where parents leave ads with information about their unmarried children, hoping to find them an ideal partner.
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Kristijan Iličić Showed What "Chinese Tinder Live" Looks Like: Parents Are Looking for Partners for Their Children in the Park

Travel writer Kristijan Ilicic visited the People's Park in Chengdu, China, where parents leave ads with information about their unmarried children, hoping to find them an ideal partner.

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