I am a researcher, and hold a PhD degree from Columbia University. Unfortunately I find that a majority of my colleagues choose not to have children. All of them are healthy, well shaped, wealthy, highly educated and intelligent and they choose to be single. I think this is a shame that excellent genes are not preserved while millions of families around the world want to have kids but they can't.

I choose to use my advantage to help more families: I am 5'10 (177 cm but I lack calcium when I was a child due to the lack of parenting, all my cousins are taller than 183 cm), IQ 148-151 for three tests, no health issues, exercise 4-5 times a week. I'm a citizen in Hong Kong and a PR in Australia (will be an Australian citizen) and I can get the child citizenship in Hong Kong and Australia so that s/he may have rights to live and work in Hong Kong, mainland China and Australia, enjoy government welfare in all these places, and doesn't need a visa to visit almost every country in world.

I am also willing to facilitate and introduce the world's top scholars and professors to the child when the child turns 17 and prepares for college. For the future and development of child, I require the mother to be healthy, good looking, not too short, have fine financial condition, well-educated (better speaking English so that can travel internationally with the child), and be able to provide good financial support for the child's future education. No citizenship, racial or location requirement.

I have a two-year-old child who speaks fluent Cantonese, Mandarin and English. I have never donated anywhere in the world before. I will only donate to a limited number of mothers within the same country to avoid potential inbreeding problem.

I'm open to be contacted by the future biological children, and I'm also willing to keep distance from your family. One condition that I require is to tell me the full, legal name of the child, and update me every year the pictures/videos and the legal name of the child. I will maintain a private list of the biological children's names so that you may inquire me whether the child's future boyfriend/girlfriend is biologically related. Although the probability of meeting biological siblings is very low, as a very cautious person I need to ensure that this will never happen.