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Chinese Girl Adopted by US Couple Gets Reunion Request from Birth Parents 20 Years Later

Twenty years ago, a baby girl just three days old was abandoned by her birth parents at the entrance of a vegetable market. Two decades later, she traveled all the way from the United States to China and reunited with her biological family on the Broken Bridge in Hangzhou. The girl held no resentment, while her parents were filled with guilt. The moment they met, her birth mother wrapped her tightly in her arms and broke down in tears. The girl's name is Katie, and her Chinese name is Xu Jingzhi. In 1995, just three days after she was born, she was abandoned by her birth parents. A kind passerby brought her to a local welfare center. In 1996, an American couple came to China to adopt a child and brought Katie back to the U.S. When asked about adopting Katie, her adoptive parents were still emotional: "She was just beautiful. But seeing that picture and then seeing her in life was yeah, very happy, very emotional, just tears running down my face." They already had two sons of their own, but they dreamed of having a daughter — so they traveled halfway across the world to Hangzhou to adopt Katie. On the day of the adoption, they dressed up carefully and even dyed their hair black. Sweet little Katie didn't cry at all in her new dad's arms. She gently touched his nose and held her adoptive mother's hand. And just like that, their journey together began. After returning to the U.S., the couple discovered a note hidden in Katie's clothes. It read, "We hope that 10 or 20 years from now, on Katie's birthday, we can reunite on the Broken Bridge in Hangzhou." It was signed, "Heartbroken Parents." They kept the note safe all these years.