Big sister who immigrated to America.

Compared with Soong Ching Ling, who cares about the people and dedicates everything to the country, and Song Meiling, who has experienced many hardships and is good at dancing, Song Ailing, the elder sister, is not well-known because she is used to planning everything behind the scenes. She was deeply baptized by western culture and was familiar with China's worldly wisdom. After her death, The New York Times commented: "This is one of the richest women in the world. She made money by her own shrewd means. She is the matchmaker who introduced Song Meiling to marry Chiang Kai-shek and the creator of Song mythology. "

Song Ailing had a happy childhood, and his family lived in a villa on the outskirts of Shanghai. When she was 10 years old, her father Song Yao specially ordered a bicycle for her from America. Mother Ni Guizhen asked her daughter to learn embroidery, but Song Ailing didn't want to follow the rules and begged her father to let her study in a missionary girls' school. This year, she was only five years old.

Ten years later, Song Ailing is a big girl, and her father wants her daughter to study in the United States. Under his preparation, Song Ailing embarked on the road of studying in the United States. When the cruise ship arrived in San Francisco, immigration officials refused to let her enter the country and threatened to send her to a detention center. Song Ailing is fearless and tries his best to protect himself. After many twists and turns, she was finally able to set foot on American soil. This experience will never be forgotten by her. When she met President Roosevelt, she asked him, "How can the so-called democracy in the United States keep people away like this?" President Roosevelt had to apologize to the little girl. This incident triggered a heated discussion in the American media.

Song Ailing studied at Wesleyan Women's College. She is not only outstanding in her studies, but also talented in acting and music. Shortly after returning from studying in the United States, she joined the League and later became Sun Yat-sen's secretary. With the help of her father, she met Kong Xiangxi. At the dinner that day, Kong Xiangxi Kan Kan told his family history and how he rescued the arrested missionaries.

Song Ailing was fascinated at the moment. In her view, the man in front of him has both business acumen and revolutionary feelings. He is also a Christian and an ideal husband. After a period of contact, the two decided to get married.