A pair of twins who were separated at birth in China, and then adopted by two different American families who lived hundreds of miles apart, were reunited for the first time,  Good Morning America reported.

Identical 10-year-old twins Audrey Doering, from Wisconsin and Gracie Rainsberry from Washington state, were in tears as they embraced for the first time, after being separated since shortly after birth.

Audrey's parents, having three boys, always wanted a girl and in this connection decided to adopt. Doering became curious about her daughter's past and eventually found out that her daughter had twin, who had also been adopted and brought to the U.S..

Jennifer Doering, Audrey's mother said that it's "the craziest thing in the whole wide world to look at your child exactly."