For 14 long years, Youxue spent searching for the birth parents she was given up by her Chinese parents when she was just a baby. The journey of reunion began in spring 2010 with the support of her adoptive mother and online forums where adoptees connected. With the help of a local radio personality and another searcher, they finally had more context to move forward, as Youxue's DNA matched two potential families.
However, the initial excitement was short-lived when she realized that the note left with the baby she was actually given up from contained information about her actual birth date - September 11th, 1994. Yet another false lead arose after receiving an email for her DNA had been accepted by China’s National Reunion Database in April 2024.
But then came a remarkable coincidence – yet another woman submitted her DNA to the same database just days later on July 14th. The names of her birth parents were revealed, and she finally met them in August 2015 after 14 long years of searching.
However, the initial excitement was short-lived when she realized that the note left with the baby she was actually given up from contained information about her actual birth date - September 11th, 1994. Yet another false lead arose after receiving an email for her DNA had been accepted by China’s National Reunion Database in April 2024.
But then came a remarkable coincidence – yet another woman submitted her DNA to the same database just days later on July 14th. The names of her birth parents were revealed, and she finally met them in August 2015 after 14 long years of searching.