The news announced by the Chinese journalists evoked a wave of newfangled hobbies in the country. The local newspapers of Shenzhen and other Southern cities ran an article concerning the benefits of breast milk. The publication says that everyday breast milk drinking helps to relieve stress, strengthen the immune system, and heath system in general. The prosperous citizens of those provinces are ready to pay big money for having a glass of it on their tables, and some of them even go to “breastfeeding”. Chinese recruiting agencies have already created a new vacancy for women, who want to share their breast milk. This kind of service will cost about $3,000 per month. As demand creates supply, the numerous positive comments only prove the fact that the business is growing by leaps and bounds. “Many of my friends are drinking the human milk. Hence, there is nothing weird in spending 10,000-20,000 yuan on hiring a wet-nurse,” one of the clients told. From a legal standpoint, the law was not violated, because it is not sexual exploitation. As for the baby rights, it is impossible to substantiate any criminal intentions.