The biological mother cried and the blind man was kidnapped for 30 years, and the adoptive parents blacklisted him and said they would never forgive him.

In 1992, Hu Long, who was just over 2 months old, was taken from his grandmother’s home in Yunnan by human traffickers. His biological mother, Tu Guofang, had been searching for her son for many years and had lost the vision in her right eye due to long years of longing and tears. After being separated for more than 30 years, Hu Long reunited with his biological parents in Bijie, Guizhou in January this year. However, after recognizing his relatives, he decided to cut off contact with his adoptive family in Fujian. “I will never forgive him in my life,” he said bluntly. Relatives of the adoptive family said they only hope he can find his biological parents and remain in good health.

Red Star News reported that Hu Long was born on August 23, 1992. The mother recalled that on the night of November 15, 1992, she and her child were staying at her grandmother’s house in Zhaotong, Yunnan Province. Human traffickers entered the house and kidnapped the newborn baby. After this the couple searched for him everywhere. His father, Hu Yilin, worked outside for many years and spent most of his earnings soliciting information and posting missing persons notices. Tu Guofang traveled to nearby counties and cities, always confident that her son would come home. Years of suffering caused his right eye to become blind and the vision in his left eye to be severely damaged.

Hu Long said that he had learned long before his colleagues that he had been bought. When he was seven or eight years old, someone even confirmed this in person, which made him feel humiliated. Since the breadwinner later had children of his own, he felt he was being treated even worse. Before finishing junior high school, he went out to work. In 2021, they took the initiative to collect blood from police and log the information into the national anti-trafficking DNA database. After years with no results, family tracing volunteers suggested he undergo genetic testing, and he was then located in Bijie, Guizhou.

According to reports, DNA comparison was successful on January 15 this year, and Hu Long identified his biological parents on January 28. He recalled that when he first saw his mother in the interview video, he thought she was older; After meeting her, he held his mother’s hand tightly and repeatedly asked about the condition of her heart and eyesight. After returning to Biji, he lived with his parents, renovated the old house and took part in agricultural work. His income came from self-media and providing goods to farmers. He said he now finally has a sense of belonging and hopes that his parents, who have worked hard all their lives, can live in peace of mind.

In October this year, Hu Long released a video saying that he had returned to Fujian to apply for the cancellation of his family’s household registration, and applied to resettle in Guizhou and change his original name. The procedures are still being processed. Facing criticism from netizens that he was “ungrateful”, Hu Long responded that he was not an orphan. If he had not been kidnapped, he would have grown up with his biological parents. He admitted that his previous statement that his adoptive family was “fine” was merely a polite comment. Since identifying his relatives he has never seen his adoptive family. He has blocked her contact information and has no intention of reconciling.

A relative of Hu Long’s adoptive family told the media on November 2 that the two parties lost contact after recognizing each other. “It will be good for him to go home, it will be good for him to find his biological parents, and he will be healthy.” It’s inconvenient to talk about other things.