[oyez]

The Chinese control the paper work in this case. Too bad there isn’t a blood or urine test what will revel a person’s age.

[irishjuggler]

The Chinese control the paper work in this case. Too bad there isn’t a blood or urine test what will revel a person’s age.

Yeah, these little gals undoubtedly have passports, birth certificates, heck, probably even driver's licenses "establishing" their ages as 16 and up. Of course, the Chinese government can print up any documents that it wants. Eventually, some sort of carbon-14 test might be developed...

"Born after 1950? Your eyes reveal your age"
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2008/02/23/MNL0V79LA.DTL

[China Clipper]

The Chinese control the paper work in this case. Too bad there isn’t a blood or urine test what will revel a person’s age.

Not blood or urine, would probably require some kind of radiological study. Even an average radiologist can tell you how old the subject of his/her x-ray study is by looking at the growth plates lines/gaps.

Any x-rays around of those kids? Two chances of EVER finding 'em....