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Kindness returned: Chinese woman helped disabled man 8 years ago, now gets financial aid

Katherine Langford
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Kindness returned: Chinese woman helped disabled man 8 years ago, now gets financial aid — Seoul Business news

A Chinese woman donated 500 yuan (US$75) to an 18-year-old stranger with a disability after seeing a social media post saying he was too poor to afford meals. Eight years later, he repaid her double the amount after learning she was going through a difficult time, which moved many people online. In 2018, Wang Shuming, from China’s eastern Shandong province, posted a video saying he had no money and could not afford food. Wang lives with the effects of a childhood fever. He has difficulty walking...

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