The disappearance of Chinese ballet dancer Zhang Lin in Germany has attracted widespread attention Chinese ballet dancer Zhang Lin, 21, mysteriously disappeared while working at the Hamburg Ballet in Germany.
She graduated from the High School Affiliated to the Beijing Dance Academy, won fourth place in an international dance competition, and later signed with the Hamburg Ballet. However, since she lost contact with her since the end of rehearsals on the afternoon of January 5, her family and members of the dance company have been searching for her whereabouts.
For a young man with a successful career and a normal life, her disappearance has raised questions and concerns. Zhang Lin was doing well in Hamburg, Germany, before her disappearance, and had obtained an official work visa and had the opportunity to perform in a new role.
Her sudden disappearance is puzzling: what kind of difficulties or dangers did a young ballet dancer encounter that led to such a result?
The news was first published on social media by Matias Oberlin, principal dancer of the Hamburg Ballet, and it sparked widespread attention in the dance world.
In China, Zhang Lin is known as the "Rabbit Teacher", who has been taking pictures for the Beijing Dance Ballet major for a long time and giving lectures on repertoire knowledge. Her disappearance has also caused heated discussions in the domestic dance community.
For such a talented young ballet dancer with a normal life and work, the reason for her disappearance has become the focus of attention.
It is hoped that the relevant departments can intervene in the investigation as soon as possible to help find the missing Zhang Lin, and at the same time remind more people to pay attention to and support the search for the missing person.
If you have any clues or information, please provide them as soon as possible, maybe your efforts can make Zhang Lin go home as soon as possible.
Zhang Lin's disappearance is a huge blow to her family, the company, and the Chinese and German dance worlds, and raises concerns about possible problems in international dance exchanges.
I hope that Zhang Lin can return safely as soon as possible, and I also hope that the relevant departments can find out the facts and protect the rights and interests of the dancers, so that such a thing will not happen again. What are your thoughts on this event? Do you have any suggestions for international dance exchanges?