What are the main reasons behind China's stolen children in these real stories?

One main reason is the financial incentive. Some people might sell the stolen children to families who want a child but can't have one legally, for a large sum of money. Another reason could be related to human trafficking rings. They target children to use them for forced labor or other illegal activities.

China has established a national DNA database for missing children. This helps in quickly identifying and reuniting the children with their families. Also, the police are constantly improving their intelligence - gathering capabilities to crack down on human trafficking networks involved in stealing children.

There are unfortunately many heart - breaking stories. One story is about a family in a rural area. Their young son was stolen while playing outside. The parents searched desperately for years. They faced so many difficulties, like lack of proper resources to search widely and dealing with unresponsive local authorities at times. Years later, they still held on to the hope of finding their child.

There are many tragic examples. For instance, in some cases, children are stolen by human traffickers for forced labor. They are made to work in harsh conditions, like in illegal mines or sweatshops. These children are often separated from their families and have no way to seek help. Their stories are full of pain and despair.

The real story behind children's stories can be complex. Some stories were created to amuse children during long winters or bedtimes. But often, they have deeper roots. Fairy tales from different cultures may have started as oral traditions passed down through generations. They might have been used to explain natural phenomena, like why the sun rises or why there are seasons. Over time, these stories got polished and changed, with different elements added or removed. For example, 'Cinderella' has many versions around the world, each with its own unique elements that might reflect the values and beliefs of the particular culture it comes from.

Well, in 'Stolen Children: A Mother's Story', it could be about a mother who wakes up one day to find her children missing. She then embarks on a search that takes her through many difficulties. She might have to deal with unhelpful authorities, false leads, and her own inner demons as she tries to piece together what happened to her kids and get them back.

One way is to support anti - trafficking organizations financially. They can use the funds to rescue and rehabilitate the stolen children. Another is to spread awareness about child trafficking. The more people know, the less likely it is for the traffickers to operate freely.

The reasons are complex. Firstly, ransom is a big factor. These criminals target families they believe can afford to pay. Secondly, some abductions are related to the demand for adoption in the black market. There are people who are willing to pay a lot to get a child through illegal means. Additionally, there are those with malicious intents towards the family, and they use the abduction of a child as a way to harm them.

Well, '13 Reasons' is based on a complex real - story concept. Essentially, it's a tale of a girl, Hannah. She's in a really tough high school situation. There's a lot of meanness around her - people spreading rumors, being cruel. And she feels so alone. So, she records these tapes, one for each person she blames for her downfall. It's a sad exploration of how a young person can be pushed to the edge by her peers and the overall school culture.

One reason could be for ransom. If the girl's family is wealthy, kidnappers might think they can get a large sum of money by holding her captive. Another reason could be human trafficking. Unfortunately, some people target young girls to sell them into slavery or the sex trade. It could also be the act of a deranged individual who has some sort of obsession with young girls and wants to keep them for themselves.