Chinese dad offers US$1.4 million reward to find abducted son, reunites after 24 years


After 24 years apart, a father and son in China reunited, allowing the father to finally lead a normal life. - Photo: SCMP composite/Douyin

BEIJING: A man in China, who offered a staggering 10 million yuan (US$1.4 million) in his quest to find his son abducted 24 years ago, has finally been reunited with him.

During the reunion ceremony held in Shenzhen, southern China, on Sunday (March 16), the father, Xie Yue, presented his son, Xie Haonan, with a Mercedes-Benz sedan valued at three million yuan (US$415,000) along with a bank card containing an undisclosed sum set aside for his education.

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