‘He’s a devil’: 17 broken bones and 200 stitches later, Chinese woman walks four years after husband pushed her off Thai cliff, killing baby inside her

Wang: “All those difficulties which couldn’t kill me will only make me stronger.'

A brave Chinese woman who lost the baby she was carrying when her husband pushed her off a cliff in Thailand four years ago can now stand and walk by herself.

Wang suffered 17 bone fractures as a result of the fall and has endured more than 100 steel nails being inserted into her body plus more than 200 stitches.At the beginning of this year, Wang was able to stand and walk by herself, without the assistance of a stick, the“All those difficulties which couldn’t kill me will only make me stronger,” she was quoted as saying.

She said Yu intended to kill her and wanted to inherit the tens of millions of yuan assets she owned.

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