Hundreds of tourists queued in central China to touch a small hole believed to represent female genitalia in order to improve their fertility.
Tourists in China queue to touch hole they say represents 'female genitalia' in hope to increase fertility
Hundreds of tourists queued in central China to touch a small hole believed to represent female genitalia in order to improve their fertility.
The video, filmed in the city of Zhoukou in Henan Province on February 26, shows tourists flooding the Taihaolin Scenic Area to touch a small hole in a wall.
According to local reports, the small hole on the 7-metre-long and 4-metre-thick bluestone represents the female genitalia.
Tourists, especially women, touch the hole to wish for children of their own and good health.
The video was provided by local media with permission.