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China Still Practising Ghost Marriage

China Still Practising Ghost Marriage

Marriages after death are relatively common in rural China.

A father and four others have been arrested in China for digging up the corpse of a teenage girl to serve as a “ghost bride” for the man’s son, who died in a car crash.

The girl recently poisoned herself after she had failed in the exam last year. The father paid $5,000 to the men who dug up the body for him.

In rural areas,after marriage ceremony is performed between the corpses, the bodies buried together.

Corpses Making Love

Corpses Making Love

Gunther von Hagens, who describes himself as a plastinator, arranges human corpses in lifelike poses in his exhibitions. He shows the world that how body has attracted more criticism by showing two corpses 'making love'.


His latest project Cycle of Life, which has just opened in Berlin, has been condemned by MPs as indecent for portraying two dead bodies as if they were having sex.


A group of cross-party German MPs have called for the work to be withdrawn.

"Love and death are obvious topics for art but I find it quite disgusting to use them in this way," Social Democrat member Fritz Felegentreu told to a magazine.

Alice Strover, a Green party representative, said the installation was "over the top and should not be shown".

Von Hagens defended his piece. He tells that he is not intended to be sexually stimulating and the models gave their consent to the pose.

The scientist's technique, which involves removing body fluids and fat from corpses and replacing them with plastic resin, has made him a multi-millionaire.