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By trading in 20 iPhone 7's,Watch Mom's Guide to Sex 12 Online a woman in China was able to chalk up enough money to make a down payment on her first home. The thing is, those iPhones was a gift -- each from a different "boyfriend."

A person who went by the name Proud Qiaoba on a Chinese forum called Tian Ya Yi Du posted about a co-worker and her experience selling 20 iPhone 7's, given to her by each of her 20 boyfriends, according to the BBC. The story went viral and Chinese media has since nicknamed her "Xiaoli," which sometimes means "sharp, clever; profit."

The story was soon trending all over China. Word traveled across social media with a hashtag that can be loosely translated to "20 mobiles for a house."

I can't find one boyfriend to buy me anything let alone 20! https://t.co/nlANMhfjfB

— Emily Macintosh (@MyLifeOnMatch) October 31, 2016

Soooo a girl in China named Xiaoli got her 20 BOYFRIENDS to buy her iPhone 7's, she flipped them and bought a house... pic.twitter.com/DUn2rRX30X

— Mr. Tantalizer (@ItsMrLawson) November 1, 2016

A Chinese woman had 20 boyfriends and got them each to buy an iPhone 7 for her and then sold them to put a deposit on a house 😂😂😂#winning

— shikiara♌️ (@ShikiaraDunne) November 1, 2016

This girl had 20 boyfriends that bought her an iPhone 7 each. She flipped em all and got a down payment on her house. She smart AF 😂😂

— @PrinceOTS (@PrinceOTS) November 1, 2016

She had her TWENTY boyfriends buy her an iPhone 7 each, then resold them & bought a house... TWENTY

— K I M N A I N (@KimNainOfficial) October 29, 2016

Apple and iPhone sales have slowed in China and accelerated in other countries, but the devices still hold considerable value. And because of varying trade agreements, the actual retail price of the iPhone can vary wildly from country to country. Right now, China and India are among the most expensive places to purchase an iPhone 7.

Because of that price disparity and the demand for the latest iPhone, Xiaoli was able to sell all 20 phones to a phone-recycling site in for 115,010 yuan -- or 5,570 yuan each. In US dollars, that comes in at around $850 per iPhone and $17,000 total.

The report said Xiaoli declined a request to speak with reporters, but the site that purchased the phones confirmed the transaction. So far no word from the boyfriends.

One thing is for sure: Her life has obviously been drastically changed by this news in more ways than one.