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Birthday party for centenarian couple

www.chinanews.cn 2007-06-28 18:46:59

June 24, 2007 was the 100th birthday of Peng Shizhen from Baojing County,
Hunan Province, whose husband, Jia Yanfang, is already 102 years old.
Local government held a special birthday party for Peng, as they are the
first centenarian couple in Hunan Province.

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