After 32 years, Chinese mother is finally reunited with her kidnapped son

[@debrawestbrook8960]

He is definitely their baby. He looks just like his mother and father.

[@索蘭婭]

Has his dad’s receding hair.

[@yoma854]

Chie i choked

[@darkdelphin834]

-don't they all- that was a terrible time to make an unfunny joke like that, I'm sorry

[@zaehehe]

@@darkdelphin834 BAHAH, i love it.

[@yoma854]

Lee everett my g thats kinda racist

[@toyamettz3965]

After 32 years missing and being found alive is a blessing. Wish more people got this happy ending with missing kids

[@isplays6035]

ahmed shadi how is that funny? This is a serious topic, immature people like you really have to grow up.

[@8964Louis]

@@isplays6035 its a lol cuz i wouldnt call it a happy ending in the first place, since so many woman and children are been kidnaped in China every year. Like female students are being sold to some villages out of nowhere, and children been sold to people cant get pregnant. a friend of the family bought a child 15 years ago. this is a big issue which the ccp is ignoring. kidnappers are barely being punished.

[@ximrade4287]

@@8964Louis But a lot of people rase the children normally.

[@bed2000]

CzechSilesianMappper doesn’t change the fact that kidnapping is wrong

[@nathangarcia3953]

@@ximrade4287 So what? Kidnapping is kidnapping. Do you want someone in your family to be kidnapped, even if they're treated right?

[@omniptence3467]

Must be sad not being able to see your own child grow up.

[@skellaberry]

Curry Ninja420 huh, no replies

[@wonhoscake1214]

Curry Ninja420 it’s way more than sad

[@lni600ni4]

They didn't know if their son is still alive, look for him almost the entire life. Everyday regret, everyday frustrated. There's a Chinese movie about this kind of family in 2014. Too many cases in China before. Lucky kids get sold to normal families, unlucky ones became disabled beggars (like the blind kid beggar in "Slumdog Millionaire").

[@cameronyoung999]

WONHO IS FKN BACK But still go to jail Han seo hee it’s happiness

[@gingerbread9691]

WONHO IS FKN BACK But still go to jail Han seo hee What did they say?

[@thesrilankanguy3652]

His dad looked like he just got his soul back.

[@DGraze]

the dad, must have been feel guilty seen day 1, and all those years of blame from mother,

[@thesrilankanguy3652]

@@DGraze They blamed the mother?

[@pielomuil9675]

@@thesrilankanguy3652 the father looked away and then the kid was gone. The father probably felt very guilty about this, and thus he was also blamed (kinda idk)

[@centntn]

@@thesrilankanguy3652 look closely, there's a word that's important which is "from"

[@Nhatanh0475]

Father like son.

[@deadsponge4841]

The saddest part is the fact that he could still remember his parents even though he was so little, imagine the things he was going through

[@kuessmich88]

Where does it say he cud still rmb them,

[@rapmonie372]

@@kuessmich88 I don't think it says but the guy is just saying how the son can still remember them even tho he was a child

[@fettoschnek]

@@rapmonie372 yeah and I think even if he wouldn't remember , he would have still recogniced them. I lost it when he was running in his moms arms.

[@thanh6784]

Imagine being racist ewww

[@deadsponge4841]

Just to clear the air, I was saying he could still recognise his mother even though he was so young. You would have thought that being taken at a young age he would have forgot where he was originally. But since he did remember his parents he most likely would have been going through much more trauma then i can even imagine. This comment is just for the people who didnt understand it😊😅

[@rathlei7922]

Im so glad they reunited, his father must've blamed himself for losing their child

[@oopurpledove]

This is the comment I was looking for. I totally agree.

[@GJ-nl6yy]

It looks like he resents his father. They need to have a long therapeutic talk

[@watervillegangmember]

I hope not. It was not his fault. It was the fault of the kidnapper that took advantage of a parent taking their eyes off of a child of a for millisecond in a crowded place.

[@cheftom8735]

32 years? That’s not a kidnap, it’s a adaption...

[@ribombee8979]

So wholesome :)❤

[@dumdum7099]

They didn't get to enjoy their child for 32 years, he didn't get to enjoy his parents' love for 32 years. Wow, that must have been really painful.

[@kijix85]

Hopefully the people who adopted him from the kidnapper were decent parents .

[@gromnomnom4593]

@james calderon you have *0 reading comprehension*

[@hi3148]

james calderon I think he meant that the parents couldn’t see their son grow up for the next 32 years, that’s a horrible thing to live with.

[@mizukana]

@james calderon b r u h

[@ryphish4924]

@james calderon mate where is your common sense

[@indakgalak]

Quite unfair to say he got reunited with his mother when the Dad is also there looking and longing for his lost son! Why can’t the title just say “reunited with his PARENTS”?

[@itsarali]

I guess it’s just a cultural thing. Mothers get the most attention when it comes to raising kids, and their role as a parent is more emphasized by society, for better or for worse. Hopefully that assumption and stereotype will disappear soon✨

[@arathan9305]

@@itsarali but they’re both in equal roles

[@nadiaamadu7307]

@@itsarali It's not a stereotype,it's because mothers are closer to their kids than fathers that are always are work,they take care of them physically and emotionally while fathers do that financially,mothers are the ones that are pregnant for 9 months,give birth,breastfeed,loose more hours of sleep.

[@saira9632]

@@arathan9305 they're not tho?

[@arathan9305]

@@saira9632 ratio

[@yousif_almashhadani]

Everyone’s talking about how sad they are for him, but no one is talking about the heartless action of the kidnapper.

[@qwertyki9367]

What about it if I may ask?

[@ummabdulrahmaan8827]

In China it’s so commun to kidnap boys ;(

[@yousif_almashhadani]

Umm AbdulRahmaan ;(

[@yousif_almashhadani]

Umm AbdulRahmaan We are so lucky for being born in a free war zone and for our family

[@karthur3421]

@@ummabdulrahmaan8827 not just China but all around the world, even in the US, where a child gets kidnapped on average every 40 seconds... 😭 www.parents.com/kids/safety/stranger-safety/child-abduction-facts/ Amazing that this son and the parents mamage to reunite even after so many years 👍

[@infamousdnt]

Imagine being his “adopted” parents.. they probably didnt know they were purchasing a stolen child but now they learn this? Wow such a crazy story

[@Lppt87]

well... I srsly doubt they didnt know that what they were doing is illegal. when they BOUGHT a child.

[@octobersky9639]

@@King-nq3nc They bought him with 6000 Yuan.

[@theoutcast9215]

Pretty sure you pay to adopt, yeah. I remember my mom’s friend saying it was expensive and lots of paperwork adopting her son from Korea. The money then goes to the center or orphanage. But there are plenty of scams that kidnap children and sell them for adoption for selfish profit. Most of the time, these adopters won’t know the truth.

[@_srobona]

@@King-nq3nc this is different. This isn't a legitimate thing. Kidnapping and selling children isn't comparable to normal adoption organizations.

[@alanfriesen9837]

@@_srobona Sometimes the line between the two is not that clear. There's an awful lot of money in adoptions, and there are an awful lot of people with no scruples looking for money.

[@cy4330]

Yep, that's his son for sure! They look like twins! I cannot imagine the father's guilt all these years.

[@roslinmuhiddin5986]

Cant stop crying...so happy for all of them..

[@Lil_Thiccy]

He must’ve carried it all the way, thinking it was his fault

[@maryamaftab4580]

The CCP have kidnapped thousands of Muslim Uighur children , and are raising them as atheist communists .

[@maryamaftab4580]

@@uncle6145 Your country has funded wrongful genocides of millions of ours on non existent and self made threats , investing trillions of dollars from your tax money using the same BBC CNN FOX platforms for propaganda. You should re evaluate who the brainwashed are . BBC and Fox were reliable to you only when they were purely white supremacist Islamophobes . To us they are still bogus af even though they are trying hard to be politically correct now after being exposed by the actions of your own evil governments. If you think we actually have to listen to some white people in a foreign continent to know what is going on with Our people you're a delusional bigot .

[@maryamaftab4580]

@@uncle6145 you 'know' oh how lovely . Thats exactly how brainwashed ppl think after following bogus mainstream media and hate channels and blogs like Black pigeon speaks etc etc .

[@BunnySaintV1]

He remembered his mom And the way he run towards his mom. He's still like the baby 32 years ago scared and crying desperately while looking for his mom but not finding her 😭😭 The kidnappers should be sentence to life in prison

[@nighttimeserenity2447]

At the very least as many years as the son was without his parents. No early freedom either.

[@Oggifnogg]

2nd

[@Joe-The-President-e3l]

In China, child smugglers will have only one punishment, death sentence.

[@jonsong4592]

life in prison? in china thats what the death sentence is for.

[@nikosgee4991]

During 80s there're even wife smugglers kidnapping only youth girls from poor provinces and underdeveloped neighboring countries in the South to make them wives of some single men by just "selling" them like sardines. This was sentenced to death penalty in China.

[@amin_rulesandraps1984]

They should keep the kidnapper isolated for 32 years and after give him a prison sentence!!

[@yuasakura8606]

Agreed. How heartless can someone be to kidnap an innocent child for 32 YEARS!!! The poor dear parents.....

[@amin_rulesandraps1984]

Yua Sakura tbh they shouldn’t even live no one can keep a child from their parents😔

[@ibib0xc4t84]

Yikers

[@amazeinrunar]

@@yuasakura8606 he wasn't kidnapped for 32 years, he was adopted after being kidnapped

[@amin_rulesandraps1984]

_”what are we? animals”_ also: _demon under your bed_

[@spcb77]

Oh my, the lost son is a carbon copy of his father.

[@sandrabarnett5346]

That is what I said when I saw them. Could you imagine both of them walking pass each other on the street? Father: Hmmm that guy looks like me when I was younger. He could be my son Son: Wow, that guy looks like an older vision of me. He could be my dad.

[@maryamaftab4580]

The CCP have kidnapped thousands of Muslim Uighur children , and are raising them as atheist communists .

[@Rene-uj5vw]

@@maryamaftab4580 proof?

[@maryamaftab4580]

@@Rene-uj5vw glad u asked This is a link to Uighur page Hear it in their own words kzbin.info/door/skKLWlN4fG_EfaIVthFzuw

[@maryamaftab4580]

@@Rene-uj5vw here's from international tv. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIaZnZaOhLeZZsU

[@elywelynely]

He's one of the lucky few who actually still manage to return back to his parents, alot of them are never found :( he's really lucky

[@annamienam]

Given the circumstances, not lucky. He got kidnapped

[@annamienam]

@Feenie im just saying it was never a lucky situation in the first place

[@joffepanjaitan9957]

@emchii ! Hes lucky among other kids that got kidnapped some of them never meet their family again some of them died. But he can

[@KlearChristal]

@@annamienam He's lucky GIVEN THE CIRCUMSTANCE. Nobody here is arguing that hes lucky he got kidnapped...🙄

[@vardaanbhatia1535]

We are lucky because we were never separated from our parents😀👍

[@boss_ladygaga]

My sister was also kidnapped in 1990 in Salem tamil Nadu.. I wish she comes back and gives my mom a hug

[@xGatorchomp28x]

I wish so too! 🥺

[@maximmall8228]

so sad

[@zakenmaru8612]

Hoping she comes back :(

[@joshi7434]

I’m pretty sure she’s dead or smth idk

[@B4RRY]

@@joshi7434 that was rude

[@mahimhossain5654]

He looks like his father. No doubt they are his parents.

[@Ayzlxn]

Yeah. Must’ve been weird. One day your son has hair, then the next time u see him. Bald dad 2.0

[@narukoazuma7596]

@@Ayzlxn Your comment had me dying!

[@platypusimagination]

All asians look the same tho)0

[@SaRaH-wy1rb]

@@platypusimagination no

[@liyawilson4633]

@@platypusimagination that makes no sense lol

[@FireBomberBassist]

Imagine being a parent and having to wake up every morning not know where your child is and how they are doing... for *THAT MANY YEARS*

[@akshay3959]

If it was me i would not sleep

[@PunaniJohnny]

And wondering if hes alive.

[@minerva.meadows]

the sad part is that some parents are not that lucky to find their kids, because they may be death or kidnapped, people doing to them horrible things

[@7guides]

Slightly unrelated but how do I keep seeing you in alot of videos? Especially ones I don't expect.

[@moyocoyotzinchontzin8927]

@@7guides its fate 😉

[@UrbanHomesteadMomma]

What happened to the “adopted” parents? I’ve seen many accounts of this story but never anything of them... he is so happy to be back with his birth parents it makes me wonder what the “parents” who raised him were like.

[@justpassingbye]

Think same. If the adopted is really nice aint they should appeare here with the child? But idk what background so i will let it go and take this as happy end

[@jiachi1112]

In a separate video he did mention that he will take care of both families but personally I think it will be complicated and the adoptive parents might be charged too because the adoptive parents knew that he was abducted when they bought him. Even if they didn't, they had surely seen Mdm Li on the TV for many times but they kept quite and let Mdm. Li suffered for the past 32 years.

[@annikaandersson297]

@@jiachi1112 , or perhaps they didn't even mention to him that he was adopted at all...

[@alexx5749]

I think it’s different feelings, because his adopted parents must have taught him well so that he can own his own company, however they must have realised that this child was stolen, and just didn’t want to tell him or something like that.

[@ogueyratogeyrat7448]

@@alexx5749 no his adopt parent is richer

[@denimjeanz916]

As a father of four kids, I can’t begin to imagine the suffering the dad felt and the mother. Tears 😭

[@p0rta132]

You seem childish because you have a toilet as you’re profile pic so are you really a father of 4?

[@fliesinthesugarbowlshooflyshoo]

@@p0rta132 hey! Dads are be goofy too! They are just grown boys after all.

[@p0rta132]

@@fliesinthesugarbowlshooflyshoo oh ok

[@nikosgee4991]

Man how could you be able to raise 4? I wanna have at least 3 girls in the future but their education and stuff may not be very affordable to me. Anyway I'll do my best

[@p0rta132]

@@nikosgee4991 lol believe it or not some people have 12 kids. And my dad is from a family of 12 siblings

[@aviceena]

Like father like son but most importantly his mother is in peace now

[@fanalt6971]

TeNgGiLinG especially the head

[@zes3813]

wrg, no such thing as likx or not, genex doens tmatter

[@peter7811]

There is no prove that this unknown woman is his mother. That boy would say this to every woman who said that. We dunnot know the real truth .

[@danieldu5298]

@@peter7811 Read the news, they have done DNA test.

[@peter7811]

@@danieldu5298 That´s what the news say. It´s just their opinion. That´s ok and up to you whther you belive this story or not. There isn´t more to say.

[@simplesimon534]

The most unfortunate child is one who has been torn apart from his mother in any way.... Very few are fortunate enough to make it back till her embrace...

[@Star_09LoveMotherGaia]

Simple Simon yes true

[@maryamaftab4580]

Please free Muslim Uighurs so they can reunite with their families too .

[@Vincentteoh86]

Simple Simon is like in korean drama scene

[@learnitdoitearnit9764]

Being taken from any parent is bad for a child, there are more mothers killing their children then there are kids going missing. Imagine how many families, who can't have children, could be helped if it's wasn't for the self centred western lifestyle...

[@simplesimon534]

@@Vincentteoh86 yeah right!

[@faze8968]

He looks exactly like his dad.

[@trap3rb287]

Fr dude

[@chiakc7870]

Just the hair and the specs bruh

[@IcyPan]

Yeah what was the point of taking a DNA test then

[@faze8968]

@@chiakc7870 what more do you expect. His bank balance?

[@chiakc7870]

Didn't expect nothing mate just the specs and hair looks the same

[@andrewaupositivepsychology]

Imagine losing your son even for 32 minutes. Optimism for 32 years is incredible. I'm sure the parents will continue to hope even if it takes the rest of their lives and it is so heartening that they are reunited.

[@mokkutsu]

32 years is 1 billion seconds. Imagine not being able to see your child for a billion seconds

[@raychances6251]

32 years sounds awful anyway, the conversion doesn't do anything.

[@yuasakura8606]

1 billion seconds makes it seem lesser than it actuall is. 32 years is horrible enough. I cant imagine the pain of the parents T T it would be too much for a parent to handle

[@raimuchibenshin9577]

1/3 of a century

[@chocoluver18]

Soooooo sad

[@Risingofthephoenix]

That's my entire existence. My WHOLE LIFETIME ON THIS EARTH. That already sounds awful

[@Melodyqtt]

When I was a baby my grandma put me by side and she’s playing Majiang (a traditional Chinese entertain) and I was stolen! luckily someone found out immediately and I was chased back , I just can’t imagine what will happen to me if I really got stolen from my family

[@vizelya]

Same think happened to me. My mom wasn’t exactly sure I was kidnapped tho. We were at this department store, she puts me down in between the clothes and asked my grandma to look after me then started to look for clothes. I disappeared with no trace only to be found on the upper floor of the store, alone. Imagine the fright my mom got since she tried to get pregnant with me for four years.

[@ethanisnothere1375]

Similar story, my grandma was playing majiang when I was 4, but I was an idiot and I wandered off making my grandma think I was stolen

[@eunicee999]

Wow that is crazy!! I’m so happy to hear you were found immediately!!! Is kidnapping a common thing in China?

[@ReginaPhelangee]

WENLAN XU Awe wow :( this is so sad. I would tear the world apart if i couldnt find my baby

[@AbacusincInfo]

@@eunicee999 It is common in the USA too. People sell babies in underground trade of babies adoption agency. There are people who can't have children and will pay a lot of money to adopt one.

[@delishapinto4648]

How heartless can a person be to steal a small baby from his parents😭😭😭

[@HumanSagaVault]

poverty makes people's way of thinking go crazy. people resort to stealing, killing, scamming, hacking, all types of bad things just to have an easy way out of poverty, or just a mere day of being hungry, but in this case it was kidnapping, they must have planned it from the very beginning so they could sell the baby for adoption. Cruel world, but that's life. that's how people's mind work when put into such situations.

[@ericshang7744]

kidnapping babies was and still is a horrible issue in part of China. I really don't get how it could have happened.

[@garuda4361]

@@ericshang7744 lol it happens in europe and usa too. Even crazier. U might wanna research pizza gate and adrenochrome

[@SpeedKillersGaming]

@@HumanSagaVault i prefer perishing from poverty than deeply hurting another family. My family would never forgive for doing this even if i did for them.

[@schadenfreude6274]

He is considered lucky already. Some babies were kidnapped and cut open for their organs to be harvested.

[@BriJBo]

I'm pretty glad he got educated while gone. Though he wasn't with his parents, someone took the time to educated him and care for him into adulthood even though they knew that they bought him from a shady person. He's got his own company and his parents back to be proud of him, I'm happy for them.

[@vermontvampyre]

The adoptive parents did that because they paid specifically for a boy child. Remember China still had 1 child rule at the timehe was kidnapped. If these adoptive parents had trouble getting pregnant or had had a girl they would need to adopt a boy. In Chinese culture the male children are the ones who care for the aged parents apparently. If you only have girls then you are left to fend for yourself apparently.

[@maxqazwsxedc-h4w]

@@vermontvampyre If it's culture we are talking about, it's the daughter and your daughter in law that takes care of the elders, as for the policy, it's 2 children policy and 3 children policy in specific provience, jia's family lives in countryside area, where none of these policy ever even existed, birth control is horrible, but you need to check your fact before throwing hats

[@terwandersingh3605]

Now he has got the love of two parents family.

[@thailys]

yes, a family who bought a kidnapped child

[@kentoyirang1822]

@@maxqazwsxedc-h4w well in my culture the youngest male take care of the mother and father while the elder brother or the daughters left the house and live their own.

[@LOVER_LINK]

People will just give up after a few years, but having hope for 32 is something else

[@SweetTikTokLife]

yup

[@sc00ped83]

I’m crying right now these 32 years down the drain like that... and If I was the parent I wouldn’t be able to live with myself, I can’t even imagine the guilt.

[@nidhi5810]

Me too I literally sobbedd

[@The_NPC20]

Well, I was without my parents for 3 years in another country.

[@bamzerdaniel1997]

I would say down the drain, I mean the years were lost but in those years she established a network for parent dealing with similar situations and helped 29 families find their lost children.

[@q_q123]

@@The_NPC20 That's different

[@mishab6932]

He looked EXACTLY like his father!!!! How rewarding to find home!

[@Tiffany-nq9do]

Asian parents might be strict but we will never stop loving our children Edit: pls don't take Asian as only China and Korean or Japan it's every country in asia

[@goblinepic6832]

strict*

[@Tiffany-nq9do]

@@goblinepic6832 thx

[@n1ftyy137]

not all

[@xidam8254]

yes

[@keeyaaaa1178]

True

[@katerinadicamella]

Poor dad standing aside waiting, wanting the long waited hug too, after 32 years...

[@maxd3783]

Not poor about him ,he was the one who lost

[@littledoopsie]

@@maxd3783 are you dumb?

[@opt_ic]

@@maxd3783I don't understand

[@maxd3783]

@@opt_ic he was one who was careless and lost him

[@i8ali883]

Shut up he hug with him behind camera

[@leilabardo4559]

I hope I can reunite with my daughter one day. Waiting for my turn. 😢

[@leilabardo4559]

@@samyu1003 Thank you for your kind words.

[@leilabardo4559]

@Food Delivery On Bike Thank you so much.

[@jegkompletson1698]

Stay hopeful, Leila

[@yahyeali6388]

I hope you can reunite with your dougter inshaalah 🤲

[@nay6727]

Amen..don't give up

[@kriskris4776]

Mom and Dad love is the best gift a son could ever ask for. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@randomperson3925]

Z D stop spamming

[@alexbro4803]

When he said the word “ mama “ I was so happy he finally reunited with his parents

[@Nothing-xu1xd]

Now he's like a stranger... No one will give back the lost time

[@myshiteu4934]

More like he seems then as strangers well not a parent feeling most likely. It’s pretty sad all that time was lost during his childhood

[@beesmart4048]

Great love can make up for lost time.

[@thanoscube8573]

They loved him every second he wasn't there, love turns strangers into family.

[@Rin-kj8vl]

They still can create wonderful memories together. Love knows no boundaries, no times limits ! Especially when it’s the love of the parents for their children. It’s lasts an eternity !

[@RayMak]

It's a miracle they haven't given up on him

[@boleyn8463]

😓

[@lancele7326]

Ray Mak yeah they haven’t

[@sadfish6293]

Hiiii!

[@RayMak]

He is a man now

[@taehyungking5524]

You again haha hey

[@oliviatj7808]

wow haha

[@eddygolder5721]

Oh really

[@boleyn8463]

..

[@celegirikakirigiri6840]

Oh i see you again lol

[@danielradcliffeissopretty]

My great grandmother ran away from her home in China and traveled alone to Singapore before the world war. Almost 80 years later, her brother came to Singapore to find her, he found my grandfather who was her son but never got to meet his sister again as she had passed on before he could found us.

[@annorawal5168]

So he searched for 80 years for your great Grandma?

[@danielradcliffeissopretty]

@@annorawal5168 yeah he did but he passed on too, his son took over the search and found us. So the cousins are reunited but as for my great grandmother and his brother, they never got to meet again.

[@nikosgee4991]

@@danielradcliffeissopretty That's really sad

[@amarnathcr7335]

Which year did it take place? Was it before WW1?

[@dragonfang8748]

@@danielradcliffeissopretty That's sad

[@kcl2050]

He is a carbon copy of his father. Very happy for them especially for his mother.

[@annaxMungla]

The person who kidnapped this boy is a horrible monster!!!!

[@yuegonghuamei6685]

How and who did to him?

[@annaxMungla]

I don't know and why would him ever want to kidnap such an innocent boy

[@fallingred360]

@@annaxMungla it is basically human trafficking. Some couple just can't have children and want to adopt one. And someone think this opportunity as a market and steal kids from other family to make some quick money. Peopel who want adopt child may or may not know the kid is kidnapped, but they fear they may not have another chance. So they kept slience and the kid. This happened a lot before the time China had the ability to put huge amount of surveillance camera on the street.

[@K4Ediamond]

Agreed

[@tammybrighton4165]

The person that bought the c ild is just as guilty!

[@scribbledtrash4023]

Everyone remembers the feeling when you get lost and cant find your mom for 15 minutes But not seeing your mom and dad for 32 YEARS

[@mariapadilla4821]

Tengas to

[@breadandcircus1]

The son looks exactly like the father. This loving couple are indeed his real parents. I'm so happy to know that

[@kimiho1213]

The saddest part is that, this is still happening today

[@harterd9726]

Tyler I have no idea where you got that from, that’s an outrageous statement. It happened regardless of any policy, if a child was out on the open a criminal would take advantage. Also this did happen a lot in China but it’s been a lot better recently, with new technologies and a better policing force. Like anywhere in the world, kidnapping does still exist.

[@j800q]

harter d nah man the one child policy is definitely a big factor especially for boys. Biys were much more preferable than girls while the policy was going on and there is no denying that. Sure there were probably cases where the motive was different but the increase of boy kidnappings definitely had something to do with the one child policy

[@Frankenshein]

Still happens today but the kidnappers are the chinese states and the victims are uyghur community.

[@radiationstudios5533]

Best24 update on situation, some of them have been released!

[@sharia1824]

I hope he was raised with kind people. I hope he wasn’t mistreated.

[@Venade_Velvet]

I think so, he own a company afterall.. he also become a succesd man

[@sharia1824]

Ricat Yowos oh thank goodness! Thank you for responding.

[@lilac3442]

Him: Mama! Me: Oh no here comes the water works

[@nicoleraheem1195]

Lol right !!? That was the very moment I cried

[@account5003]

@Jonathan Almeida so?

[@DrAsian_Jesus]

@Jonathan Almeida ?

[@madhavanramesan4770]

Zootopia. Am I right?

[@hotaruishere2133]

I absolutely adore the fact that even though the man only knew his real mother for the first two years of his life, he still recognized her immediately after having the doors opened. What a miraculous bond the family has 💖💕

[@dom5797]

The crazy part could be she past her son so many times without notice. Think about that!

[@blackoutemzz2674]

Yeah life is crazy.

[@daniii1783]

Dominic Cruz China is big

[@bonelessburst2227]

Yeah idk man

[@pammirehal]

Yeah we dont ever know what comes in life

[@hoaxwashere4697]

Dominic Cruz, Usually a mom would notice her son immediatley

[@sweetyzeezee4425]

Who’s crying or is it just me??

[@jayden9246]

me to

[@SimranKaur-uk3qb]

Anonymous Anonymous yeah right jut them. i mean, why do i cry if i dont even know them?

[@Aviationgeek21]

Just you and a few others

[@peter7811]

this is he power of china !

[@peter7811]

@@zd5917 USA USA. We love porud marines homecoming ......

[@katherinel8970]

They missed out on his childhood :(

[@oakley704]

Ikr

[@oopurpledove]

@John Wayne -- Wow, that's profound. I'm a ponderer and I will definitely ponder this.

[@ecofamily8990]

32 bday and marriage if he has a wife alrdy and grandchildren birth if he has children

[@danielblue4460]

@@oopurpledove hahaha 😂😂😂

[@oopurpledove]

Daniel Blue - I’m serious and John Wayne is correct.

[@kdcm6690]

They should have shown the adopted parents, the ones who bought a blackmarket child. They surely knew.

[@njay4399]

Yooo chill your assuming way to hard there for all we know they could have had no idea about the black market unless he said they treated him poorly then sure

[@jessejohnson8562]

Wrong. They could've adopted legally but then they couldn't lie and say it was their birth child to "save face", so they decided to BUY a PERSON. This is of course 100% illegal everywhere, meaning ALL human sales, child or otherwise, are "black market". If the child was abandoned it would be at an orphanage, they knew it was kidnaped and they BOUGHT A KIDNAPED HUMAN CHILD.

[@tinhorsebrewery7506]

@@jessejohnson8562 They might have gone through what they thought was a local and legal adoption agent, yet the agent gave them a kidnapped child. Sometimes the 'black market' and the 'legal' avenues are so intertwined its impossible to tell the difference. They genuinely may not have know the child was kidnapped. They might have known, don't get me wrong, but its also possible they had no idea.

[@buttsagonton101]

@@tinhorsebrewery7506 also do remember this was back during the 1 child policy. Apparently in China it's the boys that take care of the parents. They may have gotten a daughter and feared having to fend for themselves.

[@joshi7434]

@@tinhorsebrewery7506 and yeah the most impt thing was that they cared for the child like their own

[@anniekinsmishkamouse7575]

January 14, 2020 this mother and others discussed their missing children. I am glad she has him back. Maybe in part to others seeing the video. Is there a longer story explaining how he was found?

[@oopurpledove]

And who raised him...?

[@funkychicken2119]

Probably some wealthy businessman who didn’t want children, but the wife did. So they went out a bought one. Or some farmers, who needed help with his farm ...nevermind, farmers 30 years ago didn’t have that kind of money. I’m guessing some middle to upper class family. The wife couldn’t have biological children. They went to the black market and bought one. He seems successful since he owns his own business, so I’m going to assume he was educated. Which leans towards my middle/upper class hypothesis.

[@charleneboshoff6508]

Funky Chicken i also feel there must be more to the story and someone must be held a countable for their loss and his

[@bed2000]

Food Delivery On Bike what? Did you see how he ran towards them? Boy... 0:00

[@wonderingheights]

Anahi Vasquez yes i started crying then

[@aliviyasaha8383]

No one: KZbin: seems like u hv not cried in a while let me recommend this

[@Timeira]

Right KZbin is like "no no u must cry at least 5 times a month!

[@burntpasta3240]

Is that a bad thing?

[@nicoleraheem1195]

😂

[@majazpk]

@@burntpasta3240 nah... It's to keep your eyes moisturized

[@spinnijinn3051]

@@majazpk What do you mean by that ? We already have natural moisture in our eyes !

[@irenelim7981]

Every mother's tears of fear n anguish for losing a child yet tears of joy n happiness for reunification. Bless this family that they are now reunited.

[@MC-jv9ed]

Her heart and mind are finally at peace. ❤

[@saakshishetty7899]

@Caster Gil only few mothers are cruel like that

[@DumAtions-d3t]

This story is heart warming and heartbreaking at the same time, The way he shouted “Mama!” Broke me. The fact that she never gave up was so inspirational yet so heartbreaking and sad💔

[@bepisman9729]

“Ain’t no woman can take my mama’s place” -Tupac shakur

[@katherinel8970]

Crazy story. I'm happy this nightmare for his family is over♥

[@cindyjaceoniplo6328]

This is so painful. His mother didn't saw him growing, going to school, learning to read, learning to write, make friends, blow more candles on his birthday. She missed it all😔

[@evasmojang]

So did the Dad :(

[@bvt794]

She was not single mother, there was his dad too!!

[@IDK-fv3hu]

@@bvt794 Obviously

[@IDK-fv3hu]

@Mom But, half of the comments are about how bad they feel for the father because he's probably guilty

[@stevehd9170]

Imagine 32 years as a kidnapped child? And after being rescued only seeing your parents old and all the bonding times that were lost i feel happy for them

[@meiying2034]

i love how the parents never thought about giving up on him or ever thought he was dead.

[@chubbypotatoplayz]

Imagine being the father and feeling guilty for 32 years Edit: wow thanks for the likes this is the most I EVER got!!

[@mazniqtbobur3800]

The guilt will be even stronger when his child comes back lol, this is guilt till his death

[@chubbypotatoplayz]

Mazniqt Bobur oh yeah

[@richierich8628]

I'm not going to imagine that. You imagine that

[@ltay352]

@@richierich8628 😂

[@chubbypotatoplayz]

Richie Rich lol

[@user-mk000]

Atleast now the parents can grow old happier and die peacefully.

[@yurydolinsky]

The scariest part of my life was when I fell asleep next to my daughter's bed. I remember waking up in a panic and seeing her sleeping in her bed. That first 45 seconds were the most painful in my life. I can't even comprehend 32 years. I am extremely glad they are finally reunited. They definitely have a lot to catch up.

[@ЖанатханКарбозова]

The same thing happened to me. When I was sleeping in the middle of the night, suddenly I woke up and couldn't find my daughter next to me. I screamed in horror then realised that I had sent her to grandmom's. That was just a bad dream. I can imagine how they felt during these time. Awful

[@vavaiva4080]

When I was around five years old, I played on the street not far from my house. I played with mud, sand, etc. Then, suddenly, two men, they were riding a motorcycle and asked me about direction. Around 10 seconds later, my mom, she just arrived from the market, screamed and call me... they ran away. I didn't know what was happening. But, really glad my mom came home at the right time..

[@february6189]

Smthg similar happened to be when i was about 5. Imagine asking a kid that age to come out and help.

[@itzCreamStew]

This happen to me when I was going to school. I usually ride a van but there's this van that stop on our waiting shed it doesn't have any route stickers (which usually public transportation have). There's only two guys in the van and saying they're going to that place. Then I remember in the radio news that there was some van that trying to kidnap and sell organs recently in our place. I am glad I never went there.

[@chengyiq3066]

I remember watching the documentary about the kidnapped children last year, its been 30+ years, I'm happy they found him. It's heartwarming

[@tylerliu2632]

whoever disliked this video you have no heart

[@beverleyzoe9150]

Maybe its the kidnapper

[@moussakachaos]

Its the KZbin system

[@darrell2322]

Or maybe they just accidentally pressed it, happened to me sometimes.

[@JasonVSKa]

Trump supporters and the online white supremacy are very popular at this moment.

[@hunterrust1805]

I not fan of chinese

[@ryzellelouisesoriano2676]

When he ran and called his Mom, I just felt my heart clench...

[@Cibbic]

Never saw her son grow up ..that's the hardest thing a parent could go through 😓

[@oreganook]

Legit, not joking I was crying the whole time...

[@nidhi5810]

Me toooo I was sobbinggg Those poor mom and dad T^T

[@ibib0xc4t84]

Legit ?

[@imerflores1167]

Man, the hours of agony this mother must have felt. Glad she has some peace.

[@felipecosta-kv2fx]

What about the father?

[@imerflores1167]

@@felipecosta-kv2fx the father as well made man.

[@gareginmkhitaryan9178]

What about the son he had the worst the pain he must've suffered 😭

[@Timotarius_]

Years of agony

[@asianheart1162]

The moment he saw his mother the man became that little boy who saw her the last time. I'm so happy for them on being reunited.

[@marc-andrelachapelle5707]

Imagine also the other family paying 6k yuan to adopted a kid thinking all it's legal for 30years. And it was not...

[@MasterJongXG]

It could be the kidnapper disguised themselves as an adoption agency hence why the adoptive parents didn't question to buy the boy

[@rae1968]

They knew it was illegal you don’t buy children legally in China

[@disappearintothesea]

They knew what they were doing in China. No one just “adopts” anyone’s kid.. and a boy at that 🙄

[@klee7478]

disappearintothesea Lol what do you mean? Lots of Chinese parents adopt, especially if one of the parents are infertile. It costs money to adopt too in most countries in the world, so it’s not surprising that there are fake orphanages popping up that charge a smaller fee for parents who want to adopt that have less money.

[@PrincessofKeys]

I have always wondered, do they find out who kidnap children?

[@xXInfinityDiesXx]

He even looks just like his father, this is so heartwarming

[@daintytantan]

And after all those years there’s still a connection. His instinct was run to mama! Mama adores her son and I think he adores her too ❤️🥰😭

[@MIHIRSK-lm6qf]

WDYM “think”? Aww the way he ran towards her?

[@timmytan1254]

I feel so sad that the son didn’t get to be with his parents for 32 years of his life that he might not get back, but at least he was able to find his parents and spend the rest of his life with them

[@katrinmikaelson]

I’m truly happy that they finally found each other.

[@kunyanbi1047]

Just imagine the pain she felt during those 32 years, I haven't even lived that long.

[@ameliezx]

I know I feel like 3 days is a long time and she waited 32 years!

[@krissykemp105]

@@ameliezx that the weirdest part why did they wait 32 YEARS to find the boy.....like it get it sad and yall reunited as a family but it like they kinda wasted time to spend to find him.....im not saying it in a rude it just that confused me that you reunited when the boy is probably married and have kids

[@Snow-ej5fm]

krissy kemp they did try to find him. but after a while of the child being missing, they are presumed dead. i think in the us, 7 years after a person is missing they are presumed dead and the government stops searching. correct me if i’m wrong

[@krissykemp105]

@@Snow-ej5fm well i don't know but it just they try to find him and give up....did they???

[@ameliezx]

@@krissykemp105 they couldve tried to look for him for 32 years. not trying to be rude but im not 100% sure either of us are true.

[@ellentham6714]

THIS IS just so emotional I'm crying kidnapped kids are hard for parents to get over

[@elizabethwalton972]

As a mom whose only child, my precious son, died, this cut deep into my heart. I can’t wait for my own reunion with my handsome boy in Heaven. He was 18 when he was murdered. I will never quit missing him!!! 💔💔😰😰

[@troysarmiento8836]

Imagine wanting to have a child then that child to get kidnapped and spend little time with your child. So Sad.

[@bubblythy]

This story is incredible. Finding a person in a country of a billion is like finding a needle in a haystack. A 2.5 years old.. it’s really just a one way search. That is great detective work. I also feel sorry for the dad. His guilt must have been intense. Glad the story had a happy ending. The son grew up well.

[@bentran4]

I just want to give this mother a hug :( She is so strong!

[@IvoryIto14]

Everyone is talking about the poor parents but THE KID WAS LITERALLY KIDNAPPED! INAGINE HOW SCARY THAT IS! NOT SEEING YOUR PARENTS?! It's like the feeling when you go to a sleepover for the first time and you want to leave early. But that feeling is forever and you cant see your parents and you are afraid that instead of being in a friends house you are in a strangers scary basement and you might get hurt. That is so scary. I feel bad for the parents but most of all for the son.

[@sourwinee]

I’m glad that he survived though :)

[@tjaytruong3835]

Hinata

[@IvoryIto14]

@@tjaytruong3835Yes...?

[@foxybox1279]

This is really sad shame on the kidnapper for doing this heartless action is he dead yet?

[@maximusragnar203]

I hope so

[@renytentoea657]

He should be, or in jail!

[@rbudiman6460]

I hope not so i can beat the life out of him

[@input9669]

Reny Tentoea nah death row

[@rbudiman6460]

@@input9669 bruh

[@abbiati913]

Look the first person he hugs is her mother .....the bond btwn mother and children is undescribable😍😍😍

[@myswwan]

This made me cry so much, it's great that Mao Yin's parents were able to see him again!!

[@TheRealKwisty]

I can’t even imagine the fcking pain these people must have gone through.. it breaks my heart just thinking abou it

[@damnbrothatshot1315]

She must be so troubled everyday but now that she's reunited all that trouble within her mind is in peace now

[@shadowscall7758]

Dad too, why do so many people only mention the mom?

[@ajisenramen888]

One look and can tell they are family. ❤️ So happy they are reunited. They never gave up. 😥

[@cugehock9986]

He is the splitting image of his dad.

[@SAK_1997]

I cried my heart out we all can see the pain his parents went through while happiness that he is back safely .but 32 years is long time.may Allah bless your family.

[@TheSouFamily]

They're so fortunate because they can reunite

[@mohammedrashid6137]

This was so emotional the police were even crying

[@rymc3437]

Yes me too...🤧

[@VashtheStampede007]

@@rymc3437 , Nope, you are just blowing your running nose.

[@user-ck1zi8qf4i]

the person who is dubbing this has such a relaxing voice

[@ilive4anime.]

I dont think this is dubbed. That's the moms voice. Dubbing wouldn't give the same breaks in between breath as the mom did in some of wht she said.

[@ReaperD6]

Its her own voice son

[@JQuaylin]

I hope they are close enough to see each other always.. Im so happy they found him and can heal that terrible loss.

[@NickyWicky]

It must be terrible to suffer worrying about your son for 32 years

[@friedburner6075]

Imagine ... being sad ... for 32 years ... and when she found her son, he already a succesful adult :D mama so proud

[@gamebudd1864]

32 years !! I Salute this mother who had waited for such longer time and have that amount of patience, its actually the mother's love that brought her son back

[@viralhub3673]

Even without dna I can say, this is him because he is the exact copy of his father.