Readers who know a little about current affairs know that it is very difficult for Iranians to go abroad to settle in European and American countries, and they often go to the United States through a third country in a very tortuous way, and then put down a "letter of submission" in a disgraceful way to qualify for a US "green card"; This makes it difficult for people who have the conditions to go abroad in Iran and yearn for Europe and the United States.
Even mainland compatriots who have had Iranian visa experience, and the probability of being refused a visa to Europe and the United States is also very high; But for the mainland, Iranians benefited from the expansion of foreign trade with us, and at the same time increased propaganda at the diplomatic level, so that the Middle East and Central Asian countries have a better understanding of us, and at the same time the policy has relaxed visa restrictions or reviews for Iran, and then a large number of Iranian (or Arab countries) students or business people went to the mainland to study, work, or travel.
Previously, Zara had been studying hard Chinese and indirectly learning some domestic situations through the film and television dramas in my spare plane; When I have nothing to do, I will come to discuss some humanities, history, allusions, etc. in China; Zara also benefited from the fact that she often used Chinese with me, and her Chinese level has improved greatly, and she can even pronounce "children's speech"; Occasionally, I will look at the map of China, and I will circle some places, which is not clear. Later, Zara successively submitted several cover letters to the foreign trade department, participated in several recruitment examinations, and participated in several "second sides", but was not notified, and there was no news, so Zara also gave up this channel.
After I "confessed" to Zara, I asked my domestic classmates to help her handle the invitation letter, and the classmates said that they had found the corresponding channel and could complete it within a month; At a convenient time, I informed Zara of the facts about the formalities, and she was very happy to learn about it.
After nearly 5 years of expatriate work in Iran, Zara and I took the initiative and formally proposed to Zara's parents and brother to complete the marriage ceremony according to local marriage customs, and since then Zara has never had that sudden loneliness. When the family learned that Zara was about to marry a foreigner, the family was overjoyed and completed the final secular confirmation according to the high-standard specifications of the local wedding ceremony.
After flying to China on July 15, I specially reserved a window seat for Zara before booking the tickets, and after the plane arrived in Chinese airspace, I woke up the sleepy Zara and signaled her to enter Chinese airspace, and Zara looked out of the dark porthole, revealing her curiosity about the strange country, and then drove her to her residence in Beijing by friends in the mainland.
Since then, after Zara arrived in Beijing, he first accompanied me to complete a six-month vacation, during which Zara and I completed the wedding again with a Chinese wedding ceremony; In his spare time, Zara finds maps of China, tourist brochures, etc., flips through them, and plans his trip. Either familiarity with home appliances and equipment, or familiarity with Beijing's subway traffic. He often took photos and recorded videos with his mobile phone and sent them to his relatives and elders at home, and occasionally during video chats, the family praised Zara's happy life in Beijing.
After about half a year, Zara felt bored, so she got a job in a company in Chaoyang District, specializing in translating documents in small languages for customers. The income is also considerable, and it is very satisfactory; Her work and life in Beijing is similar to the common white-collar state of Beijing women, taking off their black robes and burqas, changing into professional clothes, working in a hurry during the day, and living with firewood, rice, oil and salt after work; Live unrestrained, no different from the countrymen.