(ça parait tellement gros que je me dis que c'est peut-être un canular...à vérifier):
Chinese couple spend wedding night copying Communist constitution
"In what may rank as one of the least romantic wedding nights in history, a Chinese couple reportedly spent their first night of marital bliss transcribing the Communist party’s 17,000-word constitution as part of a campaign designed to shore up support for President Xi Jinping’s administration.
Photographs posted on social media showed the newlyweds – both civil servants from the eastern province of Jiangxi – perching next to a balloon-covered double bed as they copied out parts of the 11-chapter text.
Li Yunpeng and his bride, Chen Xuanchi, saw the task as a way of creating “beautiful memories” of their wedding night, their employer, the Nanchang railway bureau, wrote in an online message.
The state-run Global Times said last Sunday’s post-nuptial transcription session was part of a Beijing-backed campaign called Copy the Chinese Communist party constitution for 100 days.
The initiative, which was launched in March, is part of a “national education campaign” designed to raise awareness of the party’s constitution, its rules and the speeches of its general secretary, Xi Jinping...."
http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ng-night-copying-communist-party-constitution

Chinese couple spend wedding night copying Communist constitution
"In what may rank as one of the least romantic wedding nights in history, a Chinese couple reportedly spent their first night of marital bliss transcribing the Communist party’s 17,000-word constitution as part of a campaign designed to shore up support for President Xi Jinping’s administration.
Photographs posted on social media showed the newlyweds – both civil servants from the eastern province of Jiangxi – perching next to a balloon-covered double bed as they copied out parts of the 11-chapter text.
Li Yunpeng and his bride, Chen Xuanchi, saw the task as a way of creating “beautiful memories” of their wedding night, their employer, the Nanchang railway bureau, wrote in an online message.
The state-run Global Times said last Sunday’s post-nuptial transcription session was part of a Beijing-backed campaign called Copy the Chinese Communist party constitution for 100 days.
The initiative, which was launched in March, is part of a “national education campaign” designed to raise awareness of the party’s constitution, its rules and the speeches of its general secretary, Xi Jinping...."
http://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ng-night-copying-communist-party-constitution

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