半个世纪前,一位美国女大学生与一位中国留学生喜结良缘,并随夫君来到遭受战争重创的中国,面对战乱和颠沛流离的生活,她没产生回国念头。三年暂时困难时期,她笑对饥饿和贫困,对黄土地一往情深。“文革”中,周恩来总理保护了她的家庭,保护了她,并亲自过问,使她加入中国国籍。几十年来,她为中国高等教育呕心沥血,为中美友好奔波。她亲自翻译的七届人大《政府工作报告》受到了党和国家领导人的赞许。如今,她6个儿女有5人在国外工作和生活,她依然钟情着这片黄土地。她说:“中国有我的事业、我的家。” Half a century ago, a U.S. female college student married a Chinese student and went to China after being wrecked by the war with her husband. She did not have the idea of ​​returning to China in the face of war and displaced life. During her three-year temporary hardship, she laughed at hunger and poverty and lovingly treated the Yellow Earth. During the “Cultural Revolution”, Premier Zhou Enlai protected her family, protected her and personally asked her to become a Chinese national. For decades, she has worked hard at China’s higher education and has been friendly to China and the United States. The Seventh National People’s Congress’s “Report on the Work of the Government” personally translated by her has been praised by the party and state leaders. Today, five of her six children and women work and live abroad, and she still loves the yellow land. She said: “China has my career, my home.”