Michelle, a slum girl, lives in a humble house and rents a house. Her father is very ill. What made her the "first lady"?

Michelle's story is really inspiring. The cruelty of reality did not crush her. She has tenacious perseverance and extraordinary wisdom. Attacking the "First Lady" was her own effort.

Michelle's family is worse than Obama, who was brought up by a single mother. Michelle and her brother come from a poor family in Chicago. Her father raised four people on his own salary, and his father was a blue-collar worker. His salary was not high at first, and he became seriously ill very early. But instead of complaining, her parents are positive and attach importance to education and family life, all of which are passed on to Michelle. Michelle's gentle manners depend on her family education.

Michelle entered an elite middle school, took her classmates' sarcastic remarks as encouragement, and finally got into a famous university. Her roommate's parents were also shocked to see her. It is rare for a black man to go to a famous school. This is actually a black girl who grew up in a slum! Even proposed to the school to change the dormitory. Michelle proved her ability and began to care about politics, majoring in sociology and minoring in African American studies. She studied French and biology for three years. She graduated with first-class honors and went to Harvard Law School to study for a doctorate.

After meeting with Obama, she fully supported Obama's campaign and supported health care and education reform. As early as eight years ago, she became famous in a campaign speech and touched everyone. Because it's not complicated at all, it's all about the future of women and children. Even Obama says that my eyes are blurred with tears every time she gives a speech. Obama became the first black president in American history, and she also became the first black first lady in history. She is very open-minded, very talented, very talented, and her support rate is higher than that of the president. This black girl who has never seen a BMW since she was a child, a black woman who grew up in the most segregated area in the United States, became the first lady to promote ordinary families to receive better education.