Chinese student makes pocket money writing love letters for others!

Saturday, August 29, 2009, 14:55 [IST]

New Delhi, August 29 (ANI): A college student in China has taken to writing love letters for people who are not very good at expressing themselves on paper, in order to make some pocket money.

Third year student Wang Li got his first customer on Tuesday.

His client wanted to give his girl friend a love letter on the occasion of the Chinese Valentine's Day, which fell on Thursday.

He took Li's help because he did not know how to write a love letter, reports the China Daily.

Wang made 50 yuan by writing the letter, according to the newspaper. (ANI)

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