Strangers United in a Chinese song to mend a couple's quarre.

The video was filmed in Zhengzhou City in Henan Province on December 6.

The wife, visibly agitated, clutched her husband's clothes while loudly questioning him. Spectators gathered around as bystanders attempted to mediate, but the couple stood firm in their disagreement.

As tensions escalated, a surprising turn of events unfolded when the crowd spontaneously illuminated the scene with their smartphone flashlights. In an unexpected twist, they began singing the classic lines from a Chinese song "Later" by a renowned singer Rene Liu: "Later, finally understood in tears, some people, once missed, are gone forever."

Amidst the collective singing, the conflicted couple found themselves caught between tears and laughter. The powerful moment led to a resolution as they reconciled in the midst of the harmonious serenade.

Ms Sang, an eyewitness, revealed that the altercation seemingly stemmed from the husband's gambling habit, which was exposed during the public confrontation. Onlookers advised the husband to mend his ways, apologise to his wife, but he insisted that after over a decade, he couldn't change. He even mentioned divorce as a possible outcome, a proposition that his wife firmly rejected.

Ultimately, as the crowd's singing united them, the husband apologised to his wife, making a commitment to change.

The video was provided by local media with permission.

12月6日，河南郑州，夫妻俩在街头对峙，妻子抓着丈夫的衣服，情绪激动高声质问，两人周围则聚满了围观的人，现场有人出声劝解，但夫妻双方还是各执其次，坚决对峙。最后，围观人群一起打开手机手电筒，唱起《后来》中经典段落，“后来终于在眼泪中明白，有些人一旦错过就不在。”在众人歌声中，这对争执的夫妻俩最终也是哭笑不得，最终和解。
目击者桑女士表示，两人吵架原因听起来是因大叔赌博被发现，围观群众劝大叔改正，向大妈道歉，大叔表示十几年就这样改不了，不行就离婚，大妈则不同意离婚。最后在大家的唱歌劝和下，大叔也向大妈道歉并做了保证。