Taiwan builds huge Cinderella-like glass shoe as tribute to women
Intended for use as a wedding hall and tourist attraction, the shoe honors women who suffered in the past from "black feet disease"
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Intended for use as a wedding hall and tourist attraction, the shoe honors women who suffered in the past from "black feet disease"
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