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Recently, Harvard University in the United States held its annual graduation ceremony.
A student from Qingdao, China, named Jiang Yurong, gave a speech as the student representative at the graduation ceremony.
This was the first time in Harvard University's 400-year history that a Chinese female student spoke as a graduate representative.
In her speech, Jiang Yurong said that the world is now full of division and conflict, and people easily misunderstand each other because of differing opinions.
She called on everyone to maintain kindness and respect, and to try to understand others' thoughts, no matter what disagreements they face.
Jiang Yurong's speech quickly spread online, attracting much attention and discussion.
Many praised her courage and wisdom, believing she represented the voice of Chinese international students well.
However, some criticized her, saying her speech was too idealistic and sounded more like what Western society wanted to hear, not very realistic.
In response to these criticisms, Jiang Yurong said that as a Chinese student, she hopes to use her voice to help the world better understand the thoughts of China's younger generation.
She believes that only through mutual communication can misunderstandings be eliminated.
This speech not only brought more attention to the situation of Chinese international students but also sparked reflection on how to properly view different cultures and values.