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Monday, 05 September 2011 14:38
Following shows featuring dancing and singing, Ho Chi Minh City Television is set to take reality shows to a whole new level by organizing weddings for poor young couples.
A scene in the TV show, Photo: Tuoitre
“Mong doi mot ngay vui (Waiting for the happy day),” a 30-minute show starting today, will be in two parts.
The first, titled “The life story,” will showcase a couple’s wedding, complete with photo albums, rings, and parties organized by HTV.
The second, “Double happiness,” will be a game show designed to allow the couple to win cash prizes.
People can call in to the show’s hotline at (08) 38279889 to nominate poor couples they know.
The program will be on HTV7 at 8:30pm on the first and third Mondays of every month.
Source: Tuoitre
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