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His biological parents sold him at birth; 17 years later he found them and they rejected him again

Liu Xuezhou, a 17-year-old college student from China’s Hebei province, has just shocked the world with his story. He recently did an online search to find the whereabouts of his biological parents, thousands of Internet users joined his house and he achieved his goal, but unfortunately his story did not have the ending he so desired.

It turns out that his biological parents agreed to meet him and live with him for a few hours, but at the end of their meeting, they made it clear that they did not want to have any contact with him. This outcome has stunned locals and strangers.

Liu Xuezhou was just a baby when he was sold by his biological parents to his adoptive guardians. Unfortunately, Liu was left alone when he was four years old, as an explosion took the lives of his adoptive parents and destroyed his home in a town in Nangong, China.

He was subsequently cared for by his adoptive grandparents and later moved in with various relatives. As time went by, he discovered that he was bought by his parents when he was just a child and, motivated by some cases of family reunion, he was encouraged to post online in search of his biological parents. Within weeks, police in Shanxi province identified her parents with a DNA test.

The authorities arranged a meeting, Liu managed to meet with his mom and dad and found out that he has four siblings. His reunion with his family seemed like the beginning of something good, but it was not, because at the end of the meeting and out of the public eye, both parents made it clear that they did not want to have contact with him again. This completely destroyed him.

Young man abandoned at birth finds his biological parents and they reject him

According to the Asian Middle South China Morning PostLiu said that neither his biological father nor his mother would accept it because they had divorced after selling it and each had a new family. However, they both attended to see him because they couldn’t withstand the public pressure and were forced to support him once his story came out.

Liu said both parents asked him to stay away because they believed his presence would disrupt their lives. As if that were not enough, they are not willing to give him financial support either, since he is almost an adult. Fortunately, the local government will continue to provide you with the orphan allowance even though technically it is no longer.

On the other hand, Liu has decided not to give interviews or speak again about the issue that afflicts his heart, but from the bottom of his soul, he thanks those who were his biological parents, since despite the short time he was by his side , they took him to know unconditional love and what it is to have a true family.

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This article is published in issue 17 of Vanity Fair on newsstands until April 23, 2024. «I don’t think of

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