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See why Chinese couples pay to shred their wedding photos
Divorce rates in China are on the rise leading to many couples wanting to destroy memorabilia like photos and albums, which were made to last. In a warehouse 60 miles outside Beijing, Liu Wei and his team use industrial crushers to help dispose of these happy memories.
September 19, 2024