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Young woman's bid for 1,000 smiles

(CFP) Updated: 2010-03-29 10:31
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Young woman's bid for 1,000 smiles
A young woman poses with a child for a photo in Nanjing, capital city of East China's Jiangsu province on March 25, 2010. The young woman called Momo has recently become an Internet hit for searching for 1,000 smiles by asking people on streets to take a photo and then upload the images online. The woman, who says she is a receptionist at a tooth care hospital in Nanjing, has collected about 110 smiles so far. She said she hopes the 1,000 smiles will bring luck and happiness throughout China. The card in her hands reads "Looking for 1,000 smiles, please take a photo with me, Momo". [Photo/CFP]

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