An insider today told MailOnline that a 'generous boss' had responded to the advertisement and agreed to help Cao cover her mother's medical bills. However, the insider declined to reveal what the man intended to do with Cao.
Cao posted the advertisement titled '(I am) selling myself' on WeChat, a Chinese social media platform, reported QQ.com Cao claimed in the post that she was born and raised at a rural household in Gaozhou city of southern China.
She said her mother was 45 years old and had been a farmer all her life. She also said her mother had been diagnosed with skin cancer recently and had been admitted into the Gaozhou People's Hospital for almost a week.
She added that her mother's health was deteriorating and serious infection had started developing on her right thigh.
Cao said that to treat her mother's illness, they would need about 350,000 Yuan (£41,604), however her mother did not have medical insurance and her family would not be able to afford the cost.
At the end of the post, Cao wrote: 'Everything I said is true. I will sell myself to the highest bidder.
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