First Corinthians, Love from chapter thirteen:
Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It is not rude, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never ends.
In chinese:
爱的真谛, 哥林多前書第十三章
愛是恆久忍耐又有恩慈 愛是不嫉妒
愛是不自誇不張狂 不做害羞的事
不求自己的益處 不輕易發怒
不計算人家的惡 不喜歡不義只喜歡真理
After that is the ring exchange ceremony, the priest requested all audience to do one exercise. Connect your fingers like picture below, the bend the middle finger downwards. Try it out.
Without moving the intact middle finger at all, try to separate the thumbs, connect it back, then the index fingers. Repeat it for ring fingers and lastly little fingers.
Find something interesting? Oh yes, you will find that the ring fingers cannot be separated at all, this is one of the reason it is for ring and called ring finger :D
Thanks SP for the demonstration picture :)
SS&AT, 祝你执子之手，与子皆老 :)
Hehe, did SP request for finger copyright fees? :p
ReplyDeleteAnyway, very nice explaination...good job!
Haha let me check with her lawyer :D
ReplyDeleteDid i do that correctly? mine one can seperate ge wo, just a little bit harder but can ge wo :p
ReplyDeleteDon't move other finger at all, middle fingers must be tightly intact as shown in the picture, can you still move it? Is it painful?
ReplyDeleteIf so, here is the explanation. The priest mentioned, even though some people might be able to separate it, but it 'should be' quite painful, analogically to the painful divorce :)