A competition has been launched in China to find the country's "hottest mum".
According to a UK website, contestants have sent their images to the Chinese blogging site Weibo.com.
Many mothers have sent in their images, most of them can be seen posing with their daughters.
There are also some mothers who look so similar to their kids that it becomes difficult to say who is who, News.com.au reported.
Some images seem to have been photoshopped - altered with filers and blurring tools to negate any signs of ageing.
Some of the pictures are staged portraits, some intimate selfies, and some are 'natural' shots from everyday lives of the families.
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