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She has a Chinese mother and a Pakistani father.

Abhi bro, I reckon you need to have a second kid to test if this hypothesis is valid or not, no other way! :P
oh boy....we're working on purchasing a bigger home these days. perhaps later this year sir :P
Maybe he should try for twins to make experiment more interesting
facepalm. itna zulm na karo mian
 
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Wasn't the same picture posted on this very forum by a Chinese poster back in 2010 or 2011 albeit without the caption :blink:
 
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and try for a son this time.. :p:
btw did you give her Indian name or taiwansese name?
russian/sanskrit (Anya)

also from GOW :P
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She looks East Asian during the youth, then it is opposite for her adulthood.

If She looks South Asian during the youth, then she will become more and more East Asian when she is getting older.

I have a friend whose mother is Thai and father Pakistani .. The dude looks like a Korean we'll sort of lol .. We call him thai lol..

Pakistani fathers-Iranian .. Middle Eastern in General : Pakistani lookin.

Pak - white . Not much difference .. Except for maybe a little lighter complexion than the usual.. I.e Zayn Malikone direction etc.

Pak father - asian mother : kids look like well you know what I'm talkin abt..


But who cares.. God bless the family n everybody else.
 
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I have a friend whose mother is Thai and father Pakistani .. The dude looks like a Korean we'll sort of lol .. We call him thai lol..

Pakistani fathers-Iranian .. Middle Eastern in General : Pakistani lookin.

Pak - white . Not much difference .. Except for maybe a little lighter complexion than the usual.. I.e Zayn Malikone direction etc.

Pak father - asian mother : kids look like well you know what I'm talkin abt..


But who cares.. God bless the family n everybody else.

Pakistani + White = South European or Middle Easterner looking kids

Pakistani + East Asian = either very East Asian looking kids or South Asian looking kids with some East Asian influence
 
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