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Published 15:05 29 Jul 2022 BST

Mao was forced to try and fend for his family after his father fell ill (Image: douyin/TikTok)[/caption]
According to reports, Sheng said his father had a stroke and was unable to work and when his mum remarried, he had to start providing for the family instead.
While most would kill for youthful looks or get a buzz from being ID-ed from time to time, Sheng said: "For me it's a disadvantage. My appearance prevents me from having a job to support my family."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=8&v=wpiAO_V785c&feature=emb_logo
Videos of Sheng opening up about his struggles have since gone viral, with many sharing their sympathy for the 27-year-old.
Mao has since had a stroke of luck (Image: douyin/TikTok)[/caption]
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