In a shocking revelation during a divorce hearing in Jiangxi province, China, Chen Zhixian, a husband of 16 years, has claimed that none of the four children born to his wife, identified only as Yu, are biologically his, according to a report by the South China Morning Post.
This unprecedented case, unfolding at the end of last year, has captivated public attention.
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Dubbed the “Most Pitiful Man in China” by online netizens, Chen shared 16 years of marriage with his wife, but signs of estrangement surfaced in early 2022. The situation escalated when Chen discovered his wife’s infidelity in February of the same year.
Filing for divorce, Chen presented evidence that Yu gave birth to a baby girl in November outside their hometown. Hospital documents indicated a man named Wu, suspected by Chen of having an affair with his wife, was present at the birth.
Chen’s initial discovery of his wife’s affair occurred when he followed her to a hotel in February 2022. This prompted him to conduct DNA tests, confirming his suspicions about the youngest daughter.
Unraveling the Truth
Driven by the revelation, Chen embarked on a quest to confirm the paternity of his other three daughters. The emotional toll was immense as he grappled with the shocking reality that none of the children were biologically his own.
Confrontations at the mother-in-law’s home escalated dramatically, leading to the hospitalization of Chen’s father. The family dynamics reached a breaking point amid the revelation.
Chen, once a father figure, now faces public humiliation and emotional pain as his relationship with the estranged daughters becomes strained. The situation is akin to rubbing salt into an open wound.
Chen filed a lawsuit against Yu, seeking guardianship of the three girls and compensation for the cost of raising them. He also demands spiritual compensation for the emotional distress caused.
Wife: “I don’t think I betrayed him, is blood relation so important?
In an interview, Yu denied the allegations of infidelity, questioning the validity of the paternity tests. She defended her actions, asserting that blood relationships might not be as crucial as Chen believes.
She vehemently maintained “I don’t think I betrayed him, is blood relations all that important? Other families who are sterile and cannot have children has no issues raising adopted kids who are not related to them by blood.”
She then called Chen an “animal” for taking them for a paternity test, saying that the kids have been calling him “dad” for years,
Despite the ongoing legal proceedings, Chen continues his search for the truth about the paternity of the children. His emotional struggle is exacerbated by his wife’s reluctance to provide answers.
Chen expresses a desire for a swift resolution to the case, hoping that the ‘immoral people’ involved will face appropriate consequences. The complexity of the situation raises questions about the final outcome.