wǒ我zěn yàng怎样miàn duì面对ā fù hàn阿富汗tǎ lì bān塔利班duì对nǚ hái女孩jiào yù教育de的jìn lìng禁令
After the Taliban regained power in 2021, many girls in Afghanistan could not go to school, and I was one of them.
At that time, I was in the eleventh grade, preparing for exams, when I suddenly heard that the school might close.
At first, we could still take exams, and I hoped girls could continue going to school, but soon the doors of schools and universities really closed to us.
I often walked to the school gate, looking from afar at classmates, teachers, and classrooms, feeling very sad inside.
I kept asking: What did we do wrong?
Why can't girls have the most basic right to learn?
Later, with the support of my family, I went to a secret English center in Herat to study.
The teachers were very brave, secretly teaching girls English.
After studying for a year, my English improved a lot, and I even started teaching other girls English.
I also read many books at home to keep growing.
Later, I found an online university in the United States and applied for a business administration program, and finally received an acceptance letter.
I was very happy but also sad because many girls still do not have such opportunities.
My parents always encouraged me to study first and become independent first.
I hope that one day, all families will support their daughters to study, and all Afghan girls can freely learn again and bravely pursue their dreams.