Zhang Ailing Biography: Holding your hand

Dear book lovers, this time we are going to read the seventh biography of Zhang Ailing: Holding your hand.

1955, Zhang Ailing left Hong Kong for the United States. As a refugee, she left a foreign country and only Song Qi and his wife saw her off. After the ship arrived in Japan, she wrote a long letter full of six pages to Song Qi and his wife. Since then, Aileen has kept this habit for Song Qi and his wife.

In new york, Aileen met Hu Shi, a figure who once made her worship as a god, and sat in front of her in such a real way that she felt so gentle and kind.

From 65438 to 0956, Aileen's life in the United States didn't improve much. The English novel Yangko sold flat and didn't bring her much economic benefits. Economic difficulties forced her to find another way out. She applied to live in mcdowell Art Camp in Petersburg, New Hampshire, and her application was approved soon.

In mid-March, she came to Petersburg. Perhaps Aileen didn't expect that she would meet a man who changed her fate again here, and her dying heart would ignite the burning fire of passion again.

It should be March 13. Aileen met Yarra in the hall for the first time 1. He is an elegant old man and the most active person in the whole hall. Laya also noticed Aileen, a somewhat unhappy oriental woman.

When her eyes met, Aileen felt a strong touch in her heart, but she couldn't tell what it was like, as she said in an article.

Leia 189 1 was born in the United States, came from a German immigrant family and was also a writer. Laya is enthusiastic and straightforward, and likes to grasp the present. He has been single since he divorced his wife. Laya's humor, generosity and kindness make Aileen's sad story of traveling around the world lighter and lighter.

1956 On August 4th, Yala and Aileen got married in new york. At that time, Leia was 65 years old and Aileen was only 36 years old, as old as Yala's daughter.

1July, 960, Aileen obtained American citizenship and became an American in the legal sense.

Aileen has been in the United States for many years, and the sales of her works have been poor. It was a great blow to her. At that time, her life with Yala was in trouble, and Aileen decided to return to Hong Kong.

196 1' s trip to Hong Kong did not rekindle Aileen's hope for various reasons. She felt a deeper sense of exile.

On March/KOOC-0/962 and March/KOOC-0/6, Zhang Ailing boarded a flight to the United States. In the next 30 years, she never set foot on this once familiar land again.

Yala died of illness. Aileen is really carefree. She lost the only person close to her in America. In her long life of 30 years, she walked alone.