Chinese adopted children return from the US to trace their roots

American adoptee Loulee Wilson returned to rural China, where she was abandoned soon after birth. Wilson is among thousands of Chinese young people who were given up for adoption as a result of the national one-child policy implemented in 1979 to manage a growing population. Anyone with more than one child often faced steep fines and threats of losing their homes or property. Although that policy has since changed, the legacy lives on for people like Wilson.