Recently, an American named "Dr. Wandering" suddenly became popular.
On the streets of New York, USA, this wandering doctor looked like he had messy hair, cotton wool exposed in his cotton jacket, and his teeth were broken and falling out. It is hard to imagine that this homeless man turned out to be a prodigy of Fudan, who studied in the United States in the 80s and has now been sleeping on the streets of the United States for 16 years. Such a huge contrast made him quickly become a hot topic on the Internet.
The wandering doctor, surnamed Sun, was born in Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province in 1969. When he was in middle school, he studied in Nanjing Middle School, and was a legendary figure at that time, a "myth" that has been circulated among the school teachers for more than ten years.
In 1984, Dr. Sun took the high school entrance examination and scored 628 out of 640, and he received perfect marks in four of the six subjects.
In 1985, at the age of 15, Dr. Sun was directly admitted to the junior class of Fudan University, majoring in physics.
In 1988, Dr. Sun was awarded the Tsung-Dao Lee Scholarship and was offered the opportunity to study in the United States at public expense.
At that time, the air ticket to the United States** exceeded 10,000 yuan, and the salary of ordinary people was only more than 100 yuan per month.
Subsequently, Dr. Sun went to Brooklyn College of the City University in New York to pursue his M.S. and Ph.D. in physics, where he eventually received his Ph.D. During this time, he published more than 30 SCIs, many of which were published in Physical Review C, an authoritative journal in the field of nuclear physics.
After graduation, Dr. Sun did not return to China according to the contract signed with China**, but chose to stay and work on Wall Street in the United States. By the end of the '90s, his annual salary had reached about $130,000. However, even so, he never reimbursed the publicly-funded study abroad fees provided by China**.
Such a high degree of education and high salary should meet the U.S. standards for the introduction of talents. Soon after graduating, Dr. Sun quickly received a U.S. green card, and a few years later obtained U.S. citizenship and swore allegiance to the United States, becoming a U.S. citizen.
As to why he became a homeless man, according to his own account, he met a Chinese woman in New York, a laid-off worker with a child, who had come to the United States by smuggling. The woman was very good to him, he fell in love with her, and later they got married. However, he did not expect that this woman would divorce him after obtaining a U.S. green card through marriage. Hit hard, he gradually lost his fighting spirit, his mental state also became problematic, and he no longer wanted to work, so from 2007 he began to live on the streets, begging and picking up food discarded by others.
The life of vagrancy was very hard, with hunger and cold. He told Chinese bloggers that he would very much like to return to live in China.
However, according to a young intellectual, Dr. Sun later became addicted to gambling, went into debt, and went bankrupt completely, and eventually his ex-wife divorced him, and he also lost his job, and since then he has been wandering the streets of the United States and has not worked. And about his ex-wife is not a laid-off worker at all, but a university professor.
He claimed that his ex-wife was a laid-off female worker in northeastern China, but he did so to win the sympathy of the Chinese.
Today, Dr. Sun has been wandering in New York for 16 years, and a Chinese prodigy has become a homeless man in the United States. This bizarre shift made Dr. Sun quickly popular and sparked what some people called "sympathy".
On January 5, the Fudan University American Alumni Association (New York) confirmed that Dr. Wandering was a Fudan alumnus and organized a team of more than 200 people to help him. They did three things:
1.The publisher was contacted.
2.Get in touch with Dr. Sun's hometown of Jiangyin**.
3.He visited Dr. Sun and found him a temporary place to live, ending his wandering life.
The American Alumni Association of Fudan University thought that Dr. Sun's wandering life in New York was too difficult and unbearable, so he had good thoughts and began to take action and contact all parties, hoping that Jiangyin City** could take care of Dr. Sun's later life and give him help in his old age.
However, Dr. Sun's family was not interested in sending him back to China for retirement, because Dr. Sun's failure to return to China after breaking the contract after studying abroad led to the loss of the promotion opportunity for his younger brother, who had been admitted to the military academy with excellent grades, and had to be demobilized and returned home early. In the past few years, Dr. Sun has only returned to China once, lost contact with his family for a long time, and did not return to the funeral even when his father died, nor did he give his family any financial help. In the past 30 years, many changes have occurred in the family, and the life of the parents is all borne by the younger brother alone.
Therefore, the whole family was not interested in taking Dr. Sun home for retirement. And Dr. Sun's hometown** is not interested in this matter, because Dr. Sun is already an American citizen and a U.S. citizen, and has long since lost his Chinese citizenship. In order to go through the pension procedures, the local government first needs to restore Dr. Sun's Chinese nationality before it is possible to get the pension funds from the treasury. But that's not something that local ** can handle.
In addition to the Fudan University American Alumni Association, the Shanghai Association of American Residents also participated in the event and began to contact all parties in the hope of sending Dr. Sun back to Jiangyin. This hometown association is the same organization that successfully sent Uncle Liu, who had been wandering in the United States for 32 years, back to Shanghai last year to retire, and has since attracted widespread attention because of the competition for property with his wife and daughter.
In the face of the solidarity of many people, the local ** was a little unbearable, relaxed its position, and said that it had followed up on the matter, and the Fudan Alumni Association was helping Dr. Sun to reapply for relevant documents. When I saw this news, I was not good.
Dr. Sun is already a legal U.S. citizen, loyal to the United States, and willing to pick up the fight for the United States, and his pension responsibility should naturally be borne by the United States. Why send him back to China?
If Jiangyin City** spends money to aid him, it will become interference in the internal affairs of other countries, and international rules do not allow this, even if it is assistance. In the same way, internationally, China** cannot interfere in the lives of citizens of other countries. Isn't it strange that we, the Chinese taxpayers, pay for an American's pension?How many of us still live in poverty, can't we use this money to improve our lives?
I understand your kindness to the Fudan University American Alumni Association, the Shanghai Association of Americans, and those so-called "kind-hearted people". But use your own money to do good, and don't rely on the generosity of others. Whoever advocates good deeds should pay for it, and this is a matter of course.
If you want to do good deeds, please set up a pension account with your own money, and donate to Dr. Sun every month, so that you can provide him with pension security at your own expense, and no one will blame you, because this is your freedom.
You can do what you want, but use your own money to do good and don't rely on the kindness of others.
We don't welcome Americans or people from other countries to come to China for the simple reason that why?
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