Damaged corpses can get 3D facelifts
By ZHOU WENTING (China Daily) Updated: 2016-04-01 07:34
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Jewels made from bone ashes are displayed at the Yishan Funeral Parlor in Shanghai, China, 30 March 2016.[Photo/IC] |
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