Elderly woman who was taken to China as baby seeking family in Singapore

An elderly woman who was adopted and taken to China is searching for her biological family in Singapore. Kang Yu'e had been adopted by her father's sworn brother when she was a year old, reported Shin Min Daily News. Her 26-year-old grandson told the Chinese evening daily that she only realised she was adopted when she got married. Kang was...

Kang Yu'e, 71, is hoping to reunite with her biological family in Singapore.An elderly woman who was adopted and taken to China is searching for her biological family in Singapore.

Kang was very angry at her adoptive father, Zheng Shui Gen, for keeping the origin of her birth a secret for such a long time, said her grandson.Before Kang stopped speaking to her adoptive father, he had given her the address of her biological family in Singapore so she could get in contact with them.The last known address of her family in Singapore is Block 32, Jalan Rumah Tinggi in Bukit Merah.

Kang's brother was named Kang Tianping, her two sisters were Kang Yulan and Kang Yuyan and her younger brother was Kang Tianjin.

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