China's Stolen Children (Kidnapping Documentary) | Real Stories

[@calebchia5136]

Buying a kidnapped child should be a serious crime should be life sentence .it causes much emotional pain for the parents

[@pechoja]

And the child, who does not understand why parents not there to protect them. The kidnappers tell the that the parents didn't love them and gave them away, in some cases I have read.

[@naketabonham5066]

I probably couldn't agree even more however a lot of them are adopted out into the United States can u 💯 percent say for sure that every parent knows for a fact that the kids are kidnapped the price really can't prove that because adoption legal is even expensive the only justice the families can get is by praying that eventually the kidnapper will slip up and use their real name

[@rmf9567]

Democrats are now the largest human traffickers on earth

[@foxylady9110]

So sad, it's bad enough losing a child to death but to lose a child and not know where they are must be pure torture.

[@brittanyhyatt3407]

The father of the 3 year old girl has so much pain in his eyes, it really hurts my soul. I just want to give him and his wife a hug! Bless him and his family. I hope they find her someday or at least find some sense of peace somehow 🙏🏻🕊️☮️💕

[@devbachu7072]

So sad to kinap kids its a crime

[@ccc4102]

What a cruel thing to do to others. So deeply cruel. No conscience. Monstrous.

[@What.s_the_Truth]

It's absolutely heart wrenching... It's inhuman to see and use a child as some sort of commodity. And the harm it's done to the parents... There need to be justice!!

[@ericastier1646]

I feel for him as well as a man. But there is a chance to find her even though it is slim.

[@anuamerkar4405]

@@brittanyhyatt3407 the little girl is finally home with her family now, she was found just a few days back

[@AB-gn8oh]

Makes me wonder how many Chinese children adopted to overseas families were actually orphans.

[@zarina3379]

L B about 1 percent because many of the children still remembers their parents or information about them. Only in some cases may the children not have any memory of their relative or family members. Even if they do get adopted oversees, they have a higher standard of living and the education is better. It it more likely that they will live better oversees rather than where they were from.

[@CharlotteLinAttorney]

@@zarina3379 that is no excuse for robbing a child from its loving family. material things does not justify such act.

[@anglophoned]

all of them. the ones that are kidnapped get sold to chinese families who can't have children in china

[@llddau]

Angel Wu They’re all complicit, disgusting, the kidnappers, the people who keep them in the village that apparently the police/government don’t care to do anything about, the people who turn. blind eye and basically let it all happen and the people who are buying the children. The government is obviously getting something out of this monetarily or they would get properly involved, they have the power. Just like the organ harvesting, murder, persecution of Falun Gong for instance. They are responsible.

[@Ringelsocke.]

@@anglophoned There are much more ways of human trafficking than kidnapping. And it happens all over the world. The question is: *How many birthparents of adopted children are / were aware of what's happening and willing to give up their children?* My friends birthparents were told their baby didn't survive the birth - 40 years later they learned the truth. Since DNA testing is so popular, so many horrible secrets come to light.

[@aliseaskevas1556]

That young officer who put in work after “Work” he’s a real hero.

[@ajcoral9055]

Hope the'll be the hope of china's police

[@bianchaesson1441]

YES!!!

[@ericastier1646]

Yes that police officer deserves to be celebrated by schools so that children grow up to know how honor and noble it is to be such a man.

[@BankruptMonkey]

I wish they'd adopt abandoned children and orphans instead of kidnapping children from their families

[@Sawdoffzombie]

There's no money in that. The kidnappers have no empathy for anyone but themselves. China is a largely individualistic country, all for one and none for all.

[@GadisBaliLivesAbroad]

​@@Sawdoffzombie yes, many of them value money and have questionable ethics and moral values.

[@pechoja]

It is likely they sell them, make thousands of dollars. So much evil, when do people decide to live an evil life? They couldn't have been evil kids, all are innocent. Some genetic influence like double YY chromosone are more likely to be criminals, or believed at one time. Not good to label people I know but have a couple next door father and son both felons similar crimes.

[@corgisrule21]

“We were treated the same”….but also “no, [the girls didn’t go to school] the girls had to work in the fields” 🙄

[@tessaleroux7725]

I really hope Lee and his wife find their daughter. It’s so heartbreaking.

[@lorettasanchez1184]

I pray God will guide there steps❤

[@ericastier1646]

@@lorettasanchez1184 They need to consult with a fortuneteller or a medium.

[@beckyryan407]

It's horrible that they make their money from kidnapping children. May God protect the children and their real families.

[@llddau]

These people are unbelievably revolting. Every single one of them involved in the kidnapping, the ignoring, the buying, the selling, the enabling, the grooming, the forced marriage, the police/ government lack of interest. And talk about Stockholm syndrome, she wants to go back and still cares about the people who bought her and kept her from her family, causing mental and financial torture for years!

[@kristinkennedy2012]

This is so crazy, a city where kidnapping is just ignored. These innocent babies and families are in so much pain. I can't stop crying, there are so many evil humans on this planet. They will get what's coming to them. Good job Baby Come Home.

[@MAPLEBG]

Imagine just being born for like a month and just got snatched away either for organs or something else terrible

[@og-greenmachine8623]

I’m sure it’s ignored where you live as well. I’m an American and is it ignored here. Americans don’t care as long as they’re not bothered to hear about it

[@ericastier1646]

Yes there are more evil people on this planet than good, in fact even that is incorrect, the majority of people on this planet are evil. Good people are a minority.

[@Chaosian]

There is no excuse. If you purchase a child like a commodity, you're a sub-human.

[@sexgod6909]

JEWS!!!!

[@StupidNames]

What's really disgusting and upsetting is not so much the kidnappers / human trafficker's. It's the fact that there is actual demand by people willing to buy children. They should get a life prison for that disgusting behavior.

[@DominoGalaxy]

This is tragic. People are so discusting. Loosing a child to kidnaping is the worst thing on heart

[@ericastier1646]

No it's not the worst, sadly so, it's not.

[@mizhomesiq]

These disgusting human. Buying other people's children at the expense of their parents. I hope karma eats them up.

[@abmaeyang420]

Why not jail the buyers? As long as a out there, it will always be a buyer, that's why there's a seller. If no one wants to buy children then there's no one wants to still. This is terrifying and wrong doing...

[@sunsuz98]

These poor families left to wonder with no answers..

[@Jackie-rc6cj]

This is disgusting, how come the government doesn't care, shame on them. Still crying here :( poor children and families xx

[@zsashing18]

it reminds me of my childhood i still remembered 2 man in a truck they wanted me to go with them and help me find the person that they asking me then our neighbor saw me and stop them so they run away

[@tieskeellis8531]

What is happening overthere in China, 20.000 kids per year stolen, 61 million kids live without their parents because they work in the cities in factories and are not allowed to take their kids with because they cannot go to school there. I so hope these people find their daughter.

[@Xoltxzzy]

So weird for the family that bought her to act like they are excited for her to find her family. When they could have helped her get home when they bought her. Wtf.

[@Alices.last.warning]

This is awful. I had no idea this was happening in China. I'm horrified at how cheap life is perceived there. I intend to find out more about this and see if I can help, even if it is only giving money, to help. I pray these families find their precious children 🙏🏻

[@benitamaiorano3970]

My heart aches for the parents who have lost a child or children to human trafficking. It’s an awful tragedy for children to be stolen from their families 😢

[@debbiewatts8665]

Every child born should have a blood DNA test and be put on a register.

[@ericastier1646]

That's a good idea. Then at age 10 every child should have to do another DNA test, that would immediately match all the missing children but not practical in remote agricultural village where children don't even leave the home and work in the field.

[@brittanyhyatt3407]

Damn this was a good documentary. But so sad and also infuriating! 😡

[@casulete]

heart breaking, praying that the young family will find their precious baby girl soon 😓🙏

[@marsitahjalil3964]

Humans can be so cruel. For money some people have no problem selling their humanity ☹️

[@JK-gh7qz]

i’m adopted from china and this is so heartbreaking.

Have you ever tried to find you biological parents?

[@daniellew.292]

buyer's son: My parents were afraid of someone buying her and treating her badly, so they bought her and raised her. Dai: didn't go to school since 10 and had to work in the field as a child 😑

[@venalisa3116]

Exactly I smell bullshit. Trying to gain sympathy and compassion.

[@MsCDante]

@@venalisa3116 it was an abnormal background for her when she had everything she needed and wanted at home. And working at 10 that much is a lot of work on such tiny bodies. Of course it didn't feel good to her.

[@GeraldineDevlin-y8u]

Bullshit is right ! …a form of denial .

[@louisalouisa2292]

Very tragic indeed, my heart breaks for those families 👪 💔💔💔

[@brookesoldiersunite3325]

Fabulous documentary. I love all the docs on Real Stories!!!!

[@LifeisEnergy2]

They should still be penalized and charged with human trafficking, police shouldn’t have to depend on the child to file charges against the traffickers because she didn’t choose to live with them .

[@susiegomintong753]

May God bless them and help them find their daughter, God willing. 😇

[@jonathanjhoey2685]

i have stayed in china for 10 years now , its really hard to recognise places after 2 years of not staying there.

[@isabelc2131]

Did they just call the child abusers that bought the girl her 'parents'. What's next? A rapist being declared an 'acquaintance'?

[@lovablelady-]

No, her husband. That is the way it is all too often. Even today all around the world.

[@GeraldineDevlin-y8u]

Awful state of affairs. Seems we humans are despicable. How dare anyone steel another’s child ! ! !

[@naomi-zl2fq]

A real nightmare

[@TommyAventador]

They should investigate in villages where couples that didn’t give birth in a hospital ended up with a kid thats enrolled in school. People that live invillages usually will know if their neighbours has a kid when the wife hasn’t even been pregnant. If they are silenced because they don’t want to speak up or get involved, then offer them money. Money will get you info.

[@yethchhay3509]

They could only do that with the help of a government. Remember China a very big country with a billion people living in it and the government does not want to acknowledge that there is such problem in China. Without active government help, I think it very difficult to do what you suggest. It a good idea though especially with one child policy.

[@chopaface]

i don't think villagers have money to birth in hospitals.. they would most likely call upon a village midwife to help with the birthing... there is a government office that keeps count of the birthing allowance... but i think they might have been paid offfffffff

[@melissam1652]

1. Villages hang together and don't bad mouth their neighbours like in the West. 2. Most of them can't afford to send kids to school. Did you not watch the documentary?

[@johnlee8434]

@@melissam1652 I think most of them committed the same crime anyway, and they are more or less the same tribe, so can't expected them report each other. And actually they do send their children to school, only boys unfortunately, girls are considered to be the birth machines, cheap labours and future income by betrothal gifts when married. No matter how they dress up the story that's what it is. I really hate these people, they are totally lack of compassion and no respect for others what so ever. I think human trafficing has to be death sentence, anyone who bought those children need at least 10 years.

[@teganwr288]

seriously this has to be easy to stop and fix

[@CoachDeeFree]

How you knowingly buy a stolen child? How beastly can you be?

[@isabelc2131]

Everyone who has ever consumed dairy or meat have stolen and MURDERED children on their account. But as long as it's a different species it's not that 'beastly', right? More than 90% of humans CHOOSE to cause exactly this kind of devastation every day despite there being no need to. This is how humans are.

[@dc_whaaat]

So sad... I wish this world wasn't cruel....

[@mizzg4511]

So sad. I pray they find there child. 🙏🏼

[@tamgsmith8077]

Their child not "there child."

[@og-greenmachine8623]

@@tamgsmith8077 I think we understood🙄

[@tamgsmith8077]

@@og-greenmachine8623 Perhaps. But as I learn other languages and more about my own I thought it might be helpful to help a fellow human know the difference. But I certainly appreciate the feedback!

[@lizziepadalecki8116]

*WE DONT FALL IN LOVE-WHY SHOULD WE?* That's the saddest thing I've heard in a long time.

[@hollyx5772]

I agree it’s pretty sad and all, but you watched this entire documentary and _that’s_ the saddest thing you’ve heard?

[@Charlie1993ohio]

And it was normal to say for them. What do you think that means for the culture of the area.

[@jakiateasley8197]

@@Charlie1993ohio bro..just because they said it. doesn't mean you or anyone has agree with it. plus, i think it means liking each other was never priority..

[@Charlie1993ohio]

@@jakiateasley8197 I don't care what you think it means.

[@jakiateasley8197]

@@Charlie1993ohio oh~ what do we have here? Another rude youtuber that doesn't how to normal conversation without being.... what's the word? oh! i remember! " hostile!" you and the rest that respond like this are funny. typical , typical.

[@CEDL4072]

I saw a Chinese movie based on this. It was about a young college woman from an impoverished background whos life goes downhill after she meets and falls in love with a man who we find out towards the end that he purposely seduces women, impregnates them and later steals and sells the babies to rich couples using forged documents. It was also based on a true story. Heartbreaking stuff....

[@nan-jy4gk]

What's the name of the movie 🤔

[@CEDL4072]

@@nan-jy4gk I wish I remembered it was completely in Chinese with subtitles. Google is not helping me either. It looked like it was one of those lifetime movies. I'll keep trying to find the title....

[@nan-jy4gk]

Thank you 😀

[@suvi135]

CEDL4072 i wanna know too

[@Electric00135]

I watched it and have been trying to find it for years, please let us know if you remember the title

[@PokeMama23]

Her biggest fear is that her child might be a beggar? What about raped every day? I can't imagine how it is to have a child missing. I'd absolutely die, I pray these families have answers and their children back. This world is so messed up. Humans are so horrible

[@sallycorrea1816]

I am sure she thinks that and a whole lot more & you are right we are living in a beautiful world with so much evil in it

[@GadisBaliLivesAbroad]

I believe she suppressed the thoughts of the possibility that her daughter might be raped etc, we can't imagine her pain, can you? People need survival skills to survive, that includes having self defense mechanisms, suppression, etc to be able to go through day by day. You can't easily judge her unless you experience it yourself, losing your children. Like the father mentioned. I am a mother, and I understand how she might have used suppression so she can move on, especially having another children to raise and not to fall into a deep depression and losing her will to live. Everyone have their own way in dealing with loss and sadness, especially losing a child.

[@deidradahl2802]

@@GadisBaliLivesAbroad I agree with you. Also, in China where girls are in short supply, they are usually kidnapped to be raise as wives, for the sons.

[@deidradahl2802]

@@sallycorrea1816-- The girls in China are in short supply, therefore they are usually kidnapped to be raised as wives for the sons.

[@sexgod6909]

​@GadisBaliLivesAbroad Exactly right...Most people will lie to themselves in order to cope with horrendous situations..

[@wilfredmotosue2615]

Why doesn't she ask her 2nd parents who sold her to her parents? Parents as well as traffickers buy and sell kids. How can parents do that to their children, even if they "don't have money".

[@culatergaterlionwarrior4148]

I feel so sad for these parents that it’s heart breaking 💔

[@AyubuKK]

Wtf. This is so sad.

[@User-1939t9]

what were you expecting

[@517peewee]

hi there wanker

[@AfterTheRains]

All the comments are of the buyers of children and no one is condemning the kidnappers - WHY?!!!

[@3sdatemutual]

Спрос рождает предложение. Детей бы не воровали, если бы не было покупателей.

[@RoldanEstacio]

Beautiful documentary

[@pizzazzincorporated4583]

I would photograph different parts of my child.....hands, feet, ears....not just the face. I would do DNA tests at birth And I would put a small tattoo on my child....something discreet but recognizable. Extraordinary measures for extraordinary circumstances.

[@ajrwilde14]

no tattoos are poison

[@Nuclear187]

Poor families i wish i had the money to go over there and buy stolen kids and then try to return them back to there families. So awful how people and do that to one and another.

[@DreamBelief]

If it’s so rife in that province the government should go through and check every family

[@CeramicShenanigans]

This is so sad! Most states here in the US, if not all of them, have an amber alert system that notifies the public when a child goes missing or is kidnapped. The public is sent messages on their phones with info and we can find pictures of them easily enough so everyone can look. It's so sad to think the Chinese law enforcement and government doesn't have something similar and that volunteers have to actually do their jobs for them.

[@boost1606]

Im only a few minutes in and this is so sad..

[@stacyreign106]

Boost TTD It’s exacerbating my anxiety & depression. 😢😭

[@tsunamiixo8063]

I know right

[@moe8577]

Blessed them officers souls

[@anuamerkar4405]

They recently found their just recently after 15 years. She is now 18 years old. It’s available on KZbin on shanghai news

[@thundercrackerangrygriphar4553]

Do you have an article or link to send please?

[@anuamerkar4405]

@@thundercrackerangrygriphar4553 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZPRh3h-o7tjbqMsi=EQWAOLL_gpVBZEVz

[@anuamerkar4405]

@@thundercrackerangrygriphar4553 I’m sorry but unable to share the link. Search for - we never gave up, lost shanghai girl reunited after 15 years. Channel name- Shanghai eye

[@anuamerkar4405]

@@thundercrackerangrygriphar4553 yes it’s available on KZbin

[@anuamerkar4405]

Shanghai news ..she was found just a few days back

[@chopaface]

i think a great majority of this is a result of the one-child policy because of messed up birthing allowances that one couple is allowed to have and etc...

[@melissam1652]

That stated that in the documentary lol

[@2929geo]

There is a tv show in my country, called "light in the tunnel", which has found missing people and has solved crimes, it is in the Guinness records, perhaps in China they should do a tv programme like it to find the children.

[@everettlee6956]

THE HORRORS ON THIS PLANET ARE ENDLESS/

[@sonjaveda9832]

Its sad that their sons childhood is marred by the parents grief.

[@jacobabbott7915]

Well I wasn't planning on crying on my way to work this morning..

[@RiaganR]

I really wished someone asked the "foster mother" how she would have felt if it was one of her children taken from her? I'm pretty sure she would've been upset. And if you can afford half a year's salary to buy a literal child, don't give me the bs that you can't afford to send them to school.

[@darkcandyessentials934]

She couldn't afford to put the girl in school but can afford to buy her should've left that girl with her mother ashamed. You wanted a little slave you could've turn your kids into slave or yourself

[@kpopandjrocklover]

Probably wanted a wife for her son. Due to the one child policy and the favoring of boys, there's not enough women for men. So a lot of children, Even grown women get kidnapped to be a wife. It's sad and disgusting how often it happens.

[@Tuya56]

They even kidnap girls from neighboring countries like Mongolia too. Girls would be snatched while walking home in a broad day light. And probably sold in rural China

[@wilfredmotosue7526]

I've heard that Fujian people are not good. Perhaps this is the reason why they have a reputation. How can the government ignore this ongoing kidnapping of children in this province?

[@millie161]

It’s absolutely heartbreaking 😔

[@jacodevnik9883]

I lived in Shanghai from 2010 to 2016 and also spent time in WuXi & SuZhou I used to ride round a bit on my Harley & I speak very good Chinese, so I would be asked sometimes about Child Abduction in the West and if it was a problem there also... even back in 2010-2016 child grabs off the streets where talked about and the whisper was Organ Harvesting, this happend quit a bit I suspect from what I heard, but was just not openly talked about much, but like so many subjects in China it was deemed to be "sensitive" so was spoken about in whispers, but I was told most schools have training about child abduction and warn parents to be careful not to leave their kids alone in China. It must be far worse now, but I would guess its still a taboo subject amound the Chinese. Organ Harvesting is not a subject many dare talk about in China as it directly upsets their Government who profit most from it.

[@stacyreign106]

This is heart wrenching 😭😭💔💔💔

[@AntoniaLopez-e9m]

It is so sad to know there's such evil people on this Earth. I pray for all those affected, that they will find peace and a good life.

[@marilomarzo2945]

This was an open eye to those who is buying child from stranger..it must have been stolen to nearby city,so must not buy bcoz you may feel happy buying that child but at the othet side someone is suffering for losing someone...good documentary so that all people be aware of their childs to do not let them be alone.

[@candycne11]

Awe that little two year old rosie cheeks😢❤little girl ❤

[@kolapyellow7631]

This is such heartbroken for him. Hope he finds his daughter. Pray for him. Dae is so lucky she found her hometown, parents, good happy ending. 😊

[@Triaanx28]

Does anyone know where we could donate to the organization featured in this?

[@Kteanhle]

I want to donate too, I think I saw a website for them early in the video

[@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts]

All you have to do is Google 'baby come home '🤷

[@517peewee]

She looks like her daddy

[@deborahhatswellbbr]

Is the beginning missing from this doc?

[@cecepham123]

This is heartbreaking 😭

[@agododenis6831]

You look beautiful

[@elainemckenzie8198]

I believe that too because people who buy children don't have no hearts are do they care about the other family

[@anonanonymous7048]

These are really loving parents 🕆🕇🌍😵✌🌹🌹🌹

[@AntoniaLopez-e9m]

I am so sorry.😢 I pray u find your beautiful daughter.

[@jacquelinelarsen1721]

This is almost too sad to watch

[@marikita525]

Just unbelievable! :-(

[@pechoja]

Why does Google have to interrupt videos with so many advertisement often before the vid starts, and they go on for nearly hours, if you are not next to computer, get sick of this, getting worse, Hey google how aboute some rules for you to follow?? I click them off as quck as possible and going to other sites to get my info too.

[@derpscoot2741]

Being in China for vacation i have nearly fell a victim to this was on a taxi and about the leave the taxi driver just drove off a few mile till i jumped out

[@spongebob9582]

Yeah right

[@illwitness]

Once found guilty of kidnapping and child abuse the only logical and worthy deterrent is death by torture and public execution. In the most punishing and gruesome way. The family members can engage in the torture and are given all tools upon request. The state can then leave the body on display publicly for a month as a sign for what happens to those who engage in this despicable evil.

[@fatomabos4365]

Perfect punishment!

[@kaurmal8791]

❤young police officers were kind, hardworking bless them.❤

[@darkcandyessentials934]

It's not about being treated equally that matters it's the child not being with their parents that matters, as a love hearted human being you shouldn't want to buy another human body that's called slavery, have your own child. Even having your own child you can't overwork them like that so why are you buying children for🤔 if they stop buying children people that go steal them wouldn't have nobody to sell them to PERIOD we have cruel people all over this world some are worse than others

[@anamonteiro4108]

I pray u find your daughter.

[@s.e.5957]

Thank you for this interesting documentary. More documentaries about China please! Their culture and lifestyle are very fascinating.

[@sexgod6909]

I find all Asian Cultures fascinating...So much beauty mixed with a dash of cruelty...Especially the Japanese..

[@hardaningam8967]

if only they also used DNA test to make sure is she their child or not.

[@Coda.Beakindperson24]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@ghostalk2em159]

The mother is so pretty

[@KENZC62091]

Guy is trying not to raise suspicion in the town while being followed by a camera crew. Yeah, okay.

[@sry4gotmyusername]

They need to instate death penalty to child BUYERS and the sellers.

[@adriannamandada]

so heartbreaking..

[@giselleohana1483]

this is so sad. i am very sorry.

[@shicruisin7004]

Good lawd, the adult woman; the people who bought her (illegally), & abused her, had the shamelessness to call her when she was at her parents' house to ask her if she'd found them!!! And all she said was yes. NO anger at the thieves of 20 years of her life! No remorse from the thieves! NO consequences for the traffickers or the thieves!! She even returns to the thieves to visit them and bring them gifts after all this!! What's wrong with Chinese people/the Chinese culture/society????

[@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts]

How rude and judgemental! Maybe she is just capable of a wider range of emotions than you appear able to imagine? She did live with them all those years.And although the life was hard it was the life that others were living around her. Living with the family all those years it seems perfectly human and actually reassuring that she has developed any feelings for them.

[@vortex162]

God bless the two police officers for their help! Getting a Medium involved would definitely help solving these cases.

[@rosamariamendoza1466]

Unbelievable!😡

[@gnmeisterzero]

I'm not crying, you're crying. ........😭😭😭

[@birtsmom]

Heartbreaking.

[@Xoltxzzy]

She looks just like her dad wow

[@gailure212]

I’ve just watched this, and wondered if anyone knows if the parents who were looking for their little daughter ever found her. It was so heartbreaking to think that your daughter was taken from you and the police etc are unwilling to help😢