Records recorded in the pages of the “Guinness Book of Records” for years have aroused admiration, delight, sometimes also surprise or amusement. Although it has been almost 70 years since the release of the first version, it still enjoys great popularity and many people dream of being in it. A few years ago, a couple from China managed to do it.
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They got married 10 years ago. They are now the tallest married couple in the world
Sun Mingming and Xu Yan met in 2009 during the National Games in China. They are both athletes, he plays basketball and she plays handball. Over time, a feeling appeared between them, so they started dating, and on August 4, 2013, they got married. A few months later, more precisely, on November 14, they entered the Guinness Book of Records as the tallest married couple. Sun Mingming measures 236.17 cmbut his wife 187.3 cm. Total is it up to 424.47 cm. As they admit, being tall can be a hindrance. – Everyday tasks such as traveling by car, plane or finding a hotel room can be difficult, but we are used to it – they revealed in an interview with . The couple also shared their secret to a successful marriage. – Nobody is perfect, so we need to support each other every day they admitted.
It was supposed to be a humorous book for beer hall regulars. It turned out to be a worldwide hit
The first edition of “” was published on August 27, 1955 in an edition of 1000 copies. Nobody predicted how popular it would be. It instantly became a bestseller in the UK, and people from all over the world began to dream of signing up for its cards. Although the book was initially intended to entertain regular pub patrons with sensational and humorous information, today it is a publication known to almost everyone. The Polish edition appeared in 1991.
Source: Gazeta
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