A five-year-old Chinese girl who was left at home alone suffered broken bones and internal bleeding when she fell 150ft from a window. Little Jiaojiao only survived because rain canopies, laundry racks and wet grass broke her fall in Zheng Du City, Central China. Her mother, Zheng Jiayu, 31, who left Jiaojiao at home on her own, now cannot afford the huge £100,000 medical bill, according to People's Online Daily. Survivor: Little Jiaojiao pictured in hospital after falling from a 150ft from a window while her mother was out . Jiaojiao (pictured here before the accident) only survived because rain canopies, laundry racks and wet grass broke her fall in Zheng Du City, Central China . Zheng and the youngster were playing at home on Sunday when Jiaojiao said she was hungry. Her mother closed the windows and doors and left the flat for 10 minutes while she bought takeaway food. When Zheng returned, her daughter was nowhere to be seen. Believing Jiaojiao was playing hide-and-seek, she began looking in the wardrobes. To her horror, she discovered an open window and saw a crowd had begun to gather around a bench below. A lifeless child in a pink jacket was sprawled across it. ‘Did a toddler fall down?’ Zheng Jiayu shouted to the spectators, recognising the child's outfit. ‘She can still speak, come down quickly,’ the neighbours called back. Jiaojiao was bleeding from her eyes, nose and mouth, was covered in mud and kept asking for her mother. A neighbour had found the five-year-old lying on the grass and carried her to the bench. Jiaojiao was rushed to Chengdu Second People’s Hospital and a doctor said she had punctured her lung and sustained multiple fractures. Her pelvis had broken into pieces and she had severe bruising and scratches, as well as internal bleeding. Rain canopies, laundry racks and wet grass broke the little girl's fall and doctors said it was a miracle she was conscious . Jiaojiao's pelvis had broken into pieces and she had severe bruising and scratches, as well as internal bleeding . Luckily her head and neck were not injured and doctors said it was a miracle she was conscious. However, Jiaojiao went into a coma not long after she arrived at hospital because of excessive bleeding. She only regained consciousness after an emergency blood transfusion and an operation on a wound measuring 20cm in length. She was transferred to Huaxi Hospital and surgeons were able to repair the damage to her legs during a three-hour operation yesterday. Jiaojiao, holding back her tears before the operation, told her worried mother: 'Mum, I will get better day by day.' She is still in the intensive care unit but has already begun to ask for ice cream. Unfortunately she can only be fed through a tube. On the day of her fall, Jiaojiao’s father was at work and her grandparents were out of town. ‘I was supposed to be at work, but no one is at home,' said Zheng, who suspects her daughter pushed the window open. 'So I took a day off to watch my child.' Before the fall: Jiaojiao proudly shows off her picture of a pond before the accident at her home on Sunday . The family has been left with a large medical bill, estimated to be £100,000, compared to their £640 monthly income. ‘I am so happy that my child is alive, but the medical bill will be huge,’ Zheng said. ‘Not matter how difficult this road is, we hope to accompany our daughter every step of the way and create more miracles.' Neighbours have organised a fundraiser to help pay for Jiaojiao's treatment, her nursery has donated £1,000 and friends and family have given the family £960. Zheng added: ‘Jiaojiao is such a sweet-talker. She says hi to everyone in the neighbourhood. That’s why everyone loves her.'
Jiaojiao, 5, fell 150ft when her mother, Zheng Jiayu, left her at home alone.
When she returned, Zheng saw daughter's lifeless body below the window.
Jiaojiao suffered multiple broken bones and internal bleeding but survived.
Family is now facing a huge £100,000 hospital bill they are unable to pay.