How to live the second half of your life into a fairy tale? | an ordinary girl in Tianjin, China's first Irish countess] She once worked for a real estate company in Beijing, met an ordinary Irish man, and before getting married, she found out that the other party was an eighth-generation Earl of Ireland.
"How many floors do you live on?" When the man took her back to her hometown in Ireland, got off the plane and walked a long way, and saw an imposing Gothic castle in front of her, Lin Xiaojing, an ordinary girl from Tianjin, asked her boyfriend. The other person replied: The whole castle is mine.
Lin Xiaojing became the first Chinese countess to write about the Irish Parson family, and the first oriental woman to continue the 400-year history of the castle.
Her story is actually quite simple.
Lin Xiaojing was born in Tianjin, her father is an engineer, her mother is a housewife, she studied a finance and accounting major that she did not like in college, and after graduation, she went to work at a real estate company in Beijing, and in a group meeting, she met the company's foreign colleague Bao Baide, who bluntly pointed out the shortcomings in Lin Xiaojing's proposal, and the two met on this.
Because the company's colleagues are off work, they often go out to fight for food together, plus they often meet at work, the two begin to eat together, watch Peking Opera, every date, Bao Baide drives a semi-old car to pick her up, eats will AA system, go shopping together, he will help her carry her bag, but will not pay the bill, always will say, you buy things are too expensive...
"His discipline restrained me and slowly made me a budget-conscious woman, no longer spending as much as I used to." In Lin Xiaojing's heart, this man was good at everything, just a little poor, but she didn't care. Because she felt that she could hold up a home.
In fact, Bobard is a real earl, the family castle is more than 6,000 square meters, surrounded by 1,000 hectares of green space, all of which belong to Bobard. In the ancient churches of Ireland, Western-style weddings are held according to Western customs. In 2009, after getting married, it was true that as Bao Baide said before, all the money earned by the family property was handed over to Lin Xiaojing to manage. The two had a son and a daughter, and they settled in Beale Castle, and their daily work was mainly to manage the repair and maintenance of the castle.
In early 2020, after the outbreak of the epidemic in China. Lin Xiaojing and her husband took out the donation at the first time, procured a batch of medical supplies in Ireland, and sent them to the hospital in China.
During this Christmas, the Irish film and television company SCA will launch a romantic drama based on them, "The Countess from China". The days of this realistic fairy tale continue like this.
