A daughter + a family mystery: why did her grandparents abandon her mom in 1965? | Sing Me a Lullaby

Very touching story. Abandoned children will always wanna seek answers and find the truth. This is the power of love and family bond.

What an amazing thing to do for your Mom and Grandma! You're an Angel.

Something about CBC documentaries. They're always so honest ... so raw. Yeah. Life is so very sad sometimes, ain't it? ... And then you die :( (John's wife, ~ Sherriiii) 🌷🌿

Wow what a beautiful & sad story at the same time. As an adoptee from China myself I can relate.

wow just what I needed to cry-sleep myself again tonight

I am sobbing….what a beautiful video. Tiffany, you are an amazing daughter.

My life has not been easy, so I understand... Sometimes you just don't want to know the answers in case it's more painful than the trauma you have already suffered. I love how it's the kids who have the love and courage to seek the truth... which would never have happened if the parent in pain didn't instil those beautiful values through the suffering and the heartbreak... Thank you for your beautiful story.

Thanks to you as a determined daughter to help your mom and grandmother meet together for healing and through that blessings will flow to your mom's family and your grand mother can rest in peace as her time comes...God bless your family

" This is a lovely story ". " He sold them one by one........she had to buy them back one by one "........woah, WTF ?! Bless this woman for trying. Be blessed all, much love !

so tragic and beautiful at the same time. well done Tiffany.

I love the how this story was thread together. It is so heart wrenching and beautiful and powerful. I write this after just ugly crying. My mom suffered a stroke in 2013 and I know how devastating it can be. I’m SO glad they got to meet and SO glad she got answers even if they were the hardest circumstances to hear. Thank you for sharing this with the world. ❤️

i was brought up by my grandmother and never had a good relationship with my mom. this hits so hard and close to home. such a beautiful story. i can only hope that someday i can also find my mom....

What a beautiful thing to do for your family. This is a story that more people should hear.

I hope all the family members find peace and healing..

This needs more views. I'm bawling my eyes out rn

Dame, this channel keeps making me tearing.

Beautiful, beautiful !!! Heart wrenching and healing. Thank you for sharing your journey.

I thought that she might discover that her Mom was a victim of the Cultural Revolution which was a force to be to feared in the Sixties as Jan Wong would attest to. Many intellectuals and dissidents were sent to re-education camps during this time period. But, to find out that the Dad had sold his own children to pay off gambling debts is truly horrendous, like something out of medieval times. We tend to be so critical of China for so many things nowadays, not really understanding the depth of breadth of their problems. How would many of us fare in a society with a billion people? The way women and children are often treated in this harsh and complicated culture is really tragic. These people are so courageous to come forward and tell their story.

Thank you.

Great job Tiffany. What a tear jerker journey. I wish someday I can take back my mother-in-law to her ancestral village in guangdong province. (She currently live best in Ho Chi Minh City).