Chinese Man Spends 1 Million RMB to Look Like Jack Ma

By Bridget O'Donnell, November 30, 2016

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A young Chinese man reportedly spent RMB1 million in plastic surgery recently to look like Jack Ma.

According to reports, Huang Jian visited South Korea to get the procedure done. The post-90s aspiring entrepreneur allegedly decided to do it following the overnight fame of Fan Xiaoqin, the 8-year-old "Mini Jack Ma" who made international headlines for his resemblance to China's richest man. 

Mini Jack Ma
Mini Jack Ma

Huang thought that by changing his face to look like the Alibaba founder, he'd also get the chance to meet the billionaire entrepreneur in person. He supposedly desired to meet Ma at Hupan College in Hangzhou, where he and other businessmen opened their startups.

Chinese Man Spends 1 Million RMB to Look Like Jack Ma

Chinese Man Spends 1 Million RMB to Look Like Jack Ma

Commenters on a Sina post about the story were almost unamimously against the surgery, with many calling him "stupid" or "mad" for thinking it would work.

"He looks ugly compared to Jack Ma," wrote one user.

"Obviously the Koreans don't know what Jack Ma looks like," wrote another.

"You could have used that money to go to college," one said.

"Maybe he should change his brain as well," one proposed.

"If he had RMB1 million, then why was he trying to get attention from Jack Ma?" one pondered.

"If you turn yourself into Donald Trump, you could be the Navy General," one quipped.

[Images via People's Daily, BBC]

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