Jack Ma lookalike’s schooling, well-being neglected


Compiled by ERLE MARTIN CARVALHO and R. ARAVINTHAN

A 13-YEAR-OLD boy who became an Internet sensation thanks to his striking resemblance to Chinese billionaire Jack Ma has now returned to village life after five years of public appearances at corporate events.

Reporters who visited his home in Jiangxi recently found Fan Xiaoqin, popularly known as “Little Jack Ma”, looking dishevelled and wearing dirty clothes, Sin Chew Daily reported.

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