22-year-old Girl Pledges to Marry Whoever Donates 150,000 to save her ill Friend – China News

www.chinahush.com — In ancient China, it is common for a girl to sell herself for the burial of her father, today this girl pledges to marry the one who saves her classmate. Her classmate was suffering from severe brain inflammation in urgent need of 150,000 yuan. If a good-hearted man is willing to donate, she would repay with her body by marrying him.

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