Smuggling to meet a lover, freezing off fingers and toes - the price of love
In 2002, Gonsolin, a 41-year-old Los Angeles man, met a woman living in Quebec, Canada, on the Internet, and the two fell in love. In February this year, Gonsolin decided to go to Canada to meet his lover, but because he had a case record, he could not enter Canada through legal channels, and he had to take the risk: first take a bus to Pembina, North Dakota, and then smuggle into Canada on foot.
In the cold and harsh weather, Gonsolin walked for 100 hours to reach emerson, Manitoba, Canada, which is still 2,500 kilometers from Quebec. Along the way, he suffered a great sin, and all his fingers and toes were frozen to death. Total resection is the only way to do it. But unfortunately, he never met with his online girlfriend, and in the end they only talked to each other on the phone.
Turning himself crippled, Gonzalin did not regret it. He said, "It's totally worth it for me, and that's the difference between just sitting and dreaming and really fighting for it."
Thousands of miles to find a lover - the journey of love.
Not long ago, a Woman from bavaria, Germany, met a Danish man in a ski resort in Austria, and the two danced together. But after qu finally dispersed, she still had a longing for the man.
All she knew was that the other person's name was Kasten, who lived in or around the Danish capital, Copenhagen. She decided to take the initiative with these clues. After consulting the relevant information, what if the woman found that there were 1444 "Kasten" in the area? Only to send them letters one by one, hoping to find out from them their dream lover "Kasten".
Knowing her story, the Danish media offered to assist, but she declined. She believes that only by going out on the horse in person can she express her love. The Emperor did not pay off, and when the 340th letter was sent, she finally succeeded.
200,000 played love songs - the return of love.
Five years ago, the 40-year-old Buck met Heather, and after that, Buck was unfortunately ill, and Heather often took his favorite music CDs to the hospital to see him and cheer him up. Hopefully, he will overcome the disease. Over time, they sparked a spark of love. "One day, she brought a CD of Janac jack's 'Little Symphony' and expressed her desire to enjoy the live performance," Barker said.
Last winter, Under his girlfriend's meticulous care, Bak finally recovered and began secretly preparing a special gift for his girlfriend: renting a concert hall, hiring a band and conductor, hiring a music planner to promote it, and printing a brochure with "To Dear Heather," all of which cost him nearly $200,000 in all his savings.
Finally, this special concert was held as scheduled, and although the concert was open to the public, it still lost money. Buck said, "I'd love to spend all my savings for her."
The world's most expensive costume for the beloved wife - love surprise
The movie "The Wizard of Oz" tells the fairy tale that many people have loved since childhood, and the plaid long skirt worn by the heroine played by the famous movie star Judy Garland in the film (specially designed and sewn for this film, the inside of the skirt is embroidered with Garland's name), which makes many dreamers dream.
Not long ago, the long skirt was auctioned in London, England, and an unnamed businessman knew that his wife was a fan of "The Wizard of Oz", so in order to surprise his wife, he decided to bid for this famous dress by phone as a birthday gift for his beloved wife's 32nd birthday. But after the auction, he learned that his wife was competing at the auction site, and the couple unknowingly raised the price of each other to compete for the dress. "But the price was getting higher and higher, and she had to give up." The businessman said. The determined businessman finally bought his wife's "favorite" for a high price of $270,000, and the long dress became the most expensive costume in the world.
When the wife opened the gift on her birthday, she realized that the "mystery buyer" who competed with her and won the dress turned out to be her husband.
60 years of annual honeymoon - the eternity of love
The British Johnson and his wife have been married for 60 years and love each other as before. Every summer, they revisit the old place where they were on their honeymoon trip and honeymoon again.
Mr. Johnson, 86, married his wife in 1945 and spent a happy and unforgettable honeymoon together in the Lake District. Mr. Johnson, who now has a great-grandson, confessed: "We didn't make up our minds at the beginning to create a record of returning to the same place for another honeymoon every year, we just said to try to find time to come back." But unconsciously, we haven't missed a year in 60 years. ”
During World War II, they met and fell in love because they worked in the same factory, and married a year later. Mrs. Johnson, 80, still vividly remembers the time of marriage: "Because of the shortage of supplies, the wedding dress I wore was borrowed, but it obviously did not affect our feelings after marriage. We really didn't think we could go back to our hometown for 60 consecutive years to have another honeymoon again and again, and even after all these years, we are still looking forward to the next honeymoon. ”