Chinese man dons placard declaring he owns 2 buildings to attract partner who values family
The online post has prompted more than 1,000 people to get in touch with the man.
As people gathered to watch an event in Guangzhou, Guangdong province on May 31 to celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival, the man with the message around his neck drew much attention, Jimu News reported.
'Unmarried. Haizhu. Two buildings,' the placard read.
The 35-year-old man shows off his placard. He said he is looking for a partner who values family. Photo: 163.com
Haizhu is a downtown district of Guangzhou. On the flipside of the card, the man displayed a QR code of his social media account so that people could contact him.
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