The girl from Peking University who questioned Clinton 21 years ago later married an American. How is she doing now?

In order to promote the establishment of diplomatic relations between countries, exchange students and international students have gone abroad one after another. Their appearance also promotes the culture and traditions of a country. General transnational marriages are also more common among international students, but most of them Many people find it difficult to accept a transnational marriage.

A person once said about transnational marriage, "This is a happy marriage between a man and a woman. As for whether it is an American or a Chinese, what does it matter?" Of course, this sentence does not Wrong, but this sentence also pushed this girl to the forefront because she once questioned Clinton with "fierce" remarks.

In June 1998, U.S. President Clinton visited China and gave a speech on freedom at Peking University, the highest institution in my country. After his speech, students from Peking University also entered the question period. However, when the sixth person asked the question, it caused an uproar.

The person who asked the question was named Ma Nan. She refuted Clinton's free speech. She quoted a sentence from Cai Yuanpei, "Tao runs parallel without conflict, and all things thrive together without harming each other." She said that personally Freedom and national freedom are not opposites. For example, China's prosperity and development are the result of the free choice of our people and their active contribution.

Ma Nan’s last sentence was even more poignant. She said: “Only those who truly understand freedom will respect the freedom of others more.” These remarks also silently revealed the false freedom of the United States, but Her question left Clinton at a loss as to how to answer.

This question also caused a sensation. Peking University students regarded Ma Nan as a "freedom fighter." However, just a few years later, it was reported on the Internet that "freedom fighter" Ma Nan married He married an American and "immigrated" to the United States, but Ma Nan also responded accordingly.

She did not hide it at all, saying that she did marry an American after graduation. His name was Kou Bailong, but she did not go to the United States to study or immigrate. She even refused an American green card. She was just studying for a master's degree at Peking University. While working as a part-time teacher at the American Education Association.

Ma Nan’s question back then had some selfish motives. Kou Bailong was breaking up with her at that time and even disappeared for a long time. While the whole world was watching Clinton’s trip to Peking University, she just wanted to Kou Bailong can see her on TV.

Kou Bailong did contact her and reconciled, but there were still conflicts after the marriage. Although Ma Nan wanted to save the marriage, Kou Bailong still left, and Ma Nan lived alone with her children. Xiamen, now a librarian, a tortuous love, has also worn away Ma Nan's sharpness and courage.

Although she cannot compare with her classmates who went to top foreign schools, she does not regret her remarks back then. If she could do it over again, she would still question Clinton again.