China woman graduates from Tsinghua University 17 years after childhood photo there with dad
A young woman from southeastern China who once posed with her father outside Tsinghua University as a child has fulfilled a long-held dream by graduating from the elite Beijing institution. Wu Han, from Guangdong province, recently drew widespread attention on mainland social med
AdvertisementTrending in ChinaPeople & CultureTrending in ChinaChina woman graduates from Tsinghua University 17 years after childhood photo there with dadDaughter’s dream of completing a master’s degree at elite Beijing institution also helps fulfil father’s missed hope as young man2-MIN READ2-MINZoey ZhangPublished: 9:00am, 11 Jul 2026A young woman from southeastern China who once posed with her father outside Tsinghua University as a child has fulfilled a long-held dream by graduating from the elite Beijing institution.Wu Han, from Guangdong province, recently drew widespread attention on mainland social media after sharing two photos taken 17 years apart. In June, she received a master’s degree from Tsinghua University’s Academy of Arts and Design.
Widely regarded as one of mainland China’s most prestigious universities, the 115-year-old institution has produced generations of prominent figures, including Chinese President Xi Jinping, space scientist Qian Xuesen and linguist Ji Xianlin.According to mainland outlet Ziniu News, Wu first visited Tsinghua with her father during a trip to Beijing in 2009, when she was nine.Wu first visited Tsinghua with her father during a trip to Beijing in 2009, when she was nine.
Photo: HandoutHer father, who had long regretted missing out on his own Tsinghua dream, took a photo with her at the university gate. In the image, his daughter is on his back, flashing a victory sign.AdvertisementSelect VoiceSelect Speed0.
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