The People’s Republic of China’s trade surplus with the United States approached $100 billion in fiscal year 2002. But the most significant and permanent Chinese export to the United States is not ...

Asian girls are the fastest growing segment of international adoptions here in the United States. But beyond the benevolence and generosity underlying many Caucasian adoptions of Asian children, the ...

Readers discuss a guest essay by a Chinese adoptee. To the Editor: Re “An Adoptee’s Lifelong Search for Home,” by Cindy Zhu Huijgen (Opinion guest essay, Sept. 16): When I read this article, I had ...

It was, to some, a beautiful thing. In 1992, the Chinese Communist Party decided to send children abroad for adoption. Child abandonment had surged in the preceding decade because of a law that ...

The Chinese regime has ended its three decade-long transnational adoption policy and will no longer allow Chinese children to be adopted by foreign families, with few exceptions. The ruling Chinese ...

Moylan suggested the rich Chinese cultural heritage of railroad construction, gold mining and agriculture in the foothills could be a contributing factor as to why local families choose to adopt ...