-A boy who was called’Little Ma’in’ after leaving her hometown after leaving her hometown, after she left her hometown, is shocked by returning home.
According to Global Times on the 21st, Pan Xiaoqin (范小勤) living in Yongfeng County, Jiangxi Province in eastern China, became famous for her resemblance to Ma Yun in 2016. When it became known that Pan, who was 8 years old at the time, was unable to attend school due to difficult family circumstances, Chairman Ma applied directly and became a hot topic.
In 2017, Pan lived in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, near Beijing under the hand of Chang-Jang Liu, the head of a marketing company. Mr. Ryu promised to send Pan to school and pay him 10,000 yuan (about 1.17 million won) per year to Pan’s family. Mr. Ryu also placed furniture in Pan’s hometown and installed a toilet.
The 9-year-old boy went out to the city, dressed up in Ma-win, and appeared on TV shows and online live streaming. There were often videos online sharing Pan’s daily life, and in the video, he seemed to be cared for by a nanny in a well decorated house.
On the left is Pan Xiao-chin, who resembles Chairman Ma, and on the right is Chairman Ma’s childhood with friends. Photo = Newsis–However, Pan was unable to adjust to the city school. A school guard said that Pan didn’t seem to understand the class, and that he regularly missed classes from December 2019. The popularity of “Little Mar-win” had ceased after Ma-Win was under pressure from the Chinese authorities. Everyone returned home last January. Pan, who had lived in the city, had all that he had when he came home with a backpack and a few sets of clothes.
Pan’s father tried to enroll his 13-year-old son into fourth grade. However, the plate could not even add and subtract. Also, Pan’s height was the same as four years ago when he left the house. The nanny who returned home with Pan said that Pan seemed to be suffering from dwarfism.
Global Times (English version) capture of Pan Xiaoqin’s return home story–
When Pan’s situation became known on social media (SNS), people complained of regret, saying that he was a “commercially exploited and abandoned boy.”
Criticism toward Ryu also poured out. Liu promised to take Pan to Shijiazhuang to help him get into college, and to work for his own company even if he fell out of college, but he was neglected as a means of making money.
Some also commented that the support of Mr. Ryu improved Pan’s family situation. Pan’s parents were all disabled, and the family of five families before sponsorship was very poor.
In response, one Weibo (Chinese version of Twitter) user pointed out, “Whatever the health of a boy, it is an immoral act even if it is not illegal to defraud a boy from his family.”
So-young Kim, reporter at Donga.com [email protected]
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