A 41-year-old Chinese man who had been dating 15 university students stands on trial for fraud in the national capital.
The man, identified only Tian, has been charged for fraud for swindling over 350,000 yuan (USD 5900) from the women he dated over the past four years.
Tian, a father of an 18-year-old girl, pretended to be the CEO of a luxury company and a graduate from two of China's most prestigious universities - Tsinghua University and Peking University.
He met the 15 women online via QQ - a popular instant messaging service, state-run China Daily reported today.
According to Beijing Times, five or six of the college girls Tian dated shared a dormitory.
