The differences are only visual. But I'm not going to pretend it would be considered normal for 2 Chinese parents to have a Black baby.
As has been pointed out, your example is false. You're talking about a question of marital infidelity, not a question of a child's color. Beyond that, statistically 90% of newborns look strongly like the father, although by the age of five their appearances have changed so that only 50% look strongly like the father. But it's an interesting thing that God causes the vast majority of newborns to look like the father.
I suspect that a dark-skinned baby from the Chinese mother's womb who with the father's features will simply have to be taken as unusual as an albino.
Among African-Americans, it's not terribly unusual for recessive Caucasian genes in two dark-skinned parents to result in a child significantly lighter skinned that either of them. And sometimes, even this happens:
One In A Million - The Two Twins Who Have Different Skin Color
Fraternal twins.
Last edited:
Upvote
0