Aunt Lucy and Uncle Lee left everything they knew behind when they immigrated to the United States, carrying with them the traditions, values, and dreams of their Chinese heritage. Life in a new country came with its challenges, but their journey took an unexpected turn when tragedy struck—a young Chinese couple lost their lives in a devastating car accident, leaving behind their infant daughter, Baihe.
Determined to give the child a loving home, Aunt Lucy and Uncle Lee embraced parenthood later in life, navigating the complexities of raising Baihe between two cultures. As she grows, Baihe struggles with her identity, torn between the heritage of her birth parents and the life her adoptive family has built for her in America. Through milestones, heartbreaks, and moments of self-discovery, the family learns that love transcends blood, and the true meaning of family is found in those who choose to stand by each other.
Spanning decades, Aunt Lucy, Uncle Lee & Baby Baihe is a poignant tale of sacrifice, resilience, and unconditional love. It explores the immigrant experience, the challenges of cross-cultural adoption, and the lifelong journey of belonging.