A Chinese widower is all smiles and happy after his long-awaited s*x doll that looks like his wife was delivered to him.
Zhang Wenliang and the sex doll
After listening to Zhang Wenliang, who is a lonely Chinese widow narrate his touching story how he lost his beautiful wife, a s*x doll manufacturer has donated a customised s*x doll modelled after his late wife, according to Chinese media.
According to People's Daily Online, the 70-year-old man was left heart-broken when his partner of 40 years died of cancer in 2015.
After receiving the silicone doll on Tuesday, an excited Mr Zhang put his late wife's clothes on it and said 'I feel like seeing her again when she was young'.
Wenliang has admitted , who lives in the Chinese city of Chongzhou, has admitted that he is very satisfied with the object and can't stop playing with it.
However, the retired doctor also mentioned he was not 'too sure about its skin colour'.
This is the second s*x doll the widower has owned after his wife passed away in August, 2015,
Dailymail reports. He had purchased a s*x doll for 16,000 Yuan (£1,901) to fill the void left by his late partner.
The doll was reportedly capable of making sounds and it could be temperature controlled. However, the man was left devastated again when the sex doll broke with in a year. Feeling angry, Mr Zhang had threatened to sue the manufacturer.
Around the same time, Exdoll, another sex doll manufacturer, offered to customise a figure for Mr Zhang for free after reading his story on the Chinese media.
Mr Yang, who is the business director of Exdoll, told MailOnline: 'We were moved by Mr Yang's love and devotion to his late wife, so we decided to give him a gift.'
The 5ft 3in doll is based on the looks of Mr Zhang's late wife when she was about 40 years old.
Mr Yang said Mr Zhang had sent them some pictures of the woman to refer to. He added that she looked like a 'gentle' woman in the pictures.
It took the manufacturer, based in Dalian in north-east China, around a month to make the doll before having it delivered to the man's home in south-west China on November 8.