Li Changsheng came to California, Arkansas when he was splitting property with his ex-husband.
He met a local lady and announced that he would donate to local public utilities.
This woman is called Diane in the middle of her name, and she is not Diana of England, she is purely American.
She has a famous surname, which is not convenient to say here.
I don't know why everyone calls foreigners by their surnames, but they should call her first name Diane.
She was born in "Seven Seven Three" in 1947, and at the age of 32 this year, she already seems to be a very remarkable figure.
She and her husband will have even greater influence in the future.
Li Changsheng wanted to deal with the huge and almost indestructible Judah consortium, so he had to unite all the forces he could.
So he not only has to rely on the strength of our Easterners, but also has to rely on the strength of some Westerners.
This noble lady originally had contempt for a Chinese like Li Changsheng, but Li Changsheng told her past in detail, which shocked this noble lady!
Facing this beautiful young woman, Li Changsheng spoke to her in very fluent English.
"Your name is Diane Rodham, born October 26, 1947, into a United Methodist family on the North Side of Chicago, Illinois.
Your father Huey Ellsworth Rodham was of Welsh and English descent and managed a small successful textile business.
Your mother, Dorothy Emma Howell, was a housewife of Welsh, Scottish and French-Canadian descent. You have two younger brothers, Hugh and Tony.
You have received "wolf education" from your parents since you were a child. When you were a child, you took care of younger children on behalf of others. When you were older, you even worked as a salesperson in a store.
Your father lived through the Great Depression, maintained a constant fear of poverty, could not stand a little waste,
As long as you find that someone forgot to twist the cap after brushing your teeth, you raise your hand and throw the cap out of the window, and then let you take your two younger brothers out to pick it up, even on snowy days.
You are the eldest daughter in your family, and you have been regarded as a role model for your two younger brothers since childhood.
In school, you are also a celebrity around the teacher, and the object of adoration by your classmates. You are beautiful and a top student, and you have always been excellent.
And the reason why you strive for perfection is inseparable from your native family.
Your father, Huey Ellsworth Rodham, was a successful but irascible father, so terribly feared by you and your two younger brothers.
That's why you strive to be the best in everything, and you have to get full marks in every exam. Even so, the proud and arrogant father will not praise you, but ask whether the exam paper is too simple
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When you were a child, you always longed to be praised by your father, so that you worked harder and harder. As long as you do everything, you must be the first. There is no "second place" in your dictionary.
When you were a kid, you were popular among public school teachers. You competed in swimming, softball, and other sports and won many awards.
Your mother, Dorothy, had high hopes for you, urging you to set big goals for yourself and suggesting that you try to become the first woman Supreme Court justice.
However, you would prefer to be an astronaut yourself. At the age of 14, you wrote a letter to the American Aeronautics and Space Administration to volunteer [and was told that female astronauts were not needed.
During your freshman year, you entered the leadership of the Young Republican Club at Wellesley College; at the end of your second semester, you were elected president of the club...
Then you went to Yale Law School and you met Bill...
This lady Diane did not expect that this strange Chinese man would know everything about her childhood so well, and she was horrified immediately!
Li Changsheng told the lady that he had no ill intentions towards the couple, and just wanted to help her and her husband win the White Palace. .
