The bizarre double booking sparked a heated argument among guests, requiring police intervention.
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A man in China sparked outrage after hosting a wedding and a baby celebration with two different women at the same venue on the same day
According to South China Morning Post, Wu Linfeng from Guizhou tied the knot with his bride, Kong Sihan, on the ground floor of a local restaurant.
At the same time, just one floor above, he hosted a 100-day celebration for his newborn son with his former girlfriend, Lin Si.

The bizarre double booking quickly descended into chaos as guests from the two events crossed paths
According to The Beijing News, attendees got into a heated argument, prompting restaurant staff to call the police to defuse the tension.
Despite the commotion, the restaurant manager confirmed that both families had signed independent contracts and settled their bills in full.

Adding to the drama, local authorities confirmed that Wu was involved in an ongoing financial dispute with his ex-girlfriend, allegedly owing her 100,000 yuan (RM61,000)
Viral footage from the restaurant showed two vastly different romantic posters displayed at the events.
Downstairs, a wedding sign for Wu and Kong read: "We met, came to know each other, and fell in love."
Upstairs, a poster celebrating the baby read, "1,314 days since Dad and Mum began their journey together", playfully using a number that sounds like "a lifetime" in Mandarin.
While Internet users questioned whether Wu could face prison for bigamy, a government probe revealed he was legally married only to Kong
Legal experts confirmed that because Wu and Lin were not married, he would not face criminal charges but would still have civil child support obligations.
The incident left social media users stunned, with one observer noting, "Wu mishandled his relationships, leaving both women in a deeply embarrassing and painful situation. He deserves strong condemnation."
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