A couple discusses paternity test data and issues of family trust.

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黄刚: Xiao Hua, did you see the news? At a paternity testing center in Hebei, 22% of the results showed the child wasn't biological. That's such a high number—it's really shocking.
陈花: I saw it too, especially that more than a third were discovered after the child turned 10. I can't imagine the psychological impact on those families.
黄刚: Yeah, paternity testing is a technical matter, but it really reflects the fragility of family relationships and trust. Especially since 89% of requests are initiated by men, which suggests men may feel less secure in family relationships.
陈花: I think technology makes things convenient, but the ethical issues are definitely complicated. Some cases even involve secretly collecting biological samples, so privacy concerns are pretty serious.
黄刚: Exactly. In the end, technology should serve people. The key is building family trust, not just relying on cold, hard data to define relationships.
陈花: That's right. The most important thing for a couple is communication and trust. If you're relying on a test to confirm your relationship, you might already be at a disadvantage from the start.