LADY REJECTS BOYFRIEND’S MARRIAGE PROPOSAL BECAUSE THE DIAMOND ON THE RING WAS TOO SMALL (PHOTOS HERE)
The Diamond on the ring was too small. That’s the apparent reason that could
be deduced after a Chinese woman turned down her boyfriend’s marriage
proposal. The poor guy was down on one knee, proposed with a bunch of red
roses, surrounded by dancers he’d hired specially for the event and was being
watched by dozens of onlookers when his girlfriend turned and walked off.
At first, she seemed to be thrilled by the performance on a street in Chengdu,
the capital city of south-west China’s Sichuan province, and at one point
started to cry as her boyfriend walked towards her. But surprised everyone by
walking away after seeing the ring her boyfriend was proposing with.
In a screen shot of a message sent to her friend after the attempted proposal,
she complained. “Before we agreed on a one carat diamond ring. Why is it so
small? Is he so careless or he just doesn’t care?”
It’s not clear when the incident took place but the photographs have been
circulating online in China. Many people on Weibo, China’s equivalent of Twitter,
said that she didn’t deserve the proposal.
The Diamond on the ring was too small. That’s the apparent reason that could
be deduced after a Chinese woman turned down her boyfriend’s marriage
proposal. The poor guy was down on one knee, proposed with a bunch of red
roses, surrounded by dancers he’d hired specially for the event and was being
watched by dozens of onlookers when his girlfriend turned and walked off.
At first, she seemed to be thrilled by the performance on a street in Chengdu,
the capital city of south-west China’s Sichuan province, and at one point
started to cry as her boyfriend walked towards her. But surprised everyone by
walking away after seeing the ring her boyfriend was proposing with.
In a screen shot of a message sent to her friend after the attempted proposal,
she complained. “Before we agreed on a one carat diamond ring. Why is it so
small? Is he so careless or he just doesn’t care?”
It’s not clear when the incident took place but the photographs have been
circulating online in China. Many people on Weibo, China’s equivalent of Twitter,
said that she didn’t deserve the proposal.


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