Friends, there was a super exciting entertainment news recently, and I was almost shocked! Do you know? Our famous actor Huang Bo actually changed the nationality of his two baby daughters to American nationality! It's crazy, right?
Let me give you a science popularization first, Huang Bo is the top film and television star in our country, from sketch cross talk all the way to film and television dramas, he can be said to be a household name. He and his wife are also old classmates who have been classmates all the way from elementary school, and the two have had a very good relationship over the years, and they have also given birth to two beautiful and lovely daughters.
Everyone knows that Huang Bo's family is very rich, the two of them have a prosperous career, and their lives are worry-free. But such a happy couple made such a shocking decision to change the nationality of their two daughters to American nationality!
Of course, Huang Bo himself also made an explanation. He said the reason for this was to make it easier for his two daughters to attend the country's top universities in the future, as foreign nationals receive preferential policies when applying.
I was still a little confused when I heard this explanation. As the top film and television star in China, Huang Bo should not be short of money, right? Moreover, his two daughters are smart and beautiful, so he should not worry about having no door and no household in the future, right? But why did he deliberately change his nationality? It's really a bit puzzling!
But then again, although Huang Bo's approach is a bit unbelievable, it is not without a certain amount of truth. After all, so many students in China dream of entering a top university like Tsinghua University and Peking University for further study, but the number of places is so limited, and the competition is quite cruel. If you can really get some preferential policies for holding foreign nationality, it is undoubtedly a great opportunity for students.
However, from Huang Bo's point of view, this approach does have its reason. But think about it from another angle, if all the celebrities do this, will it be more difficult for ordinary children to enter a prestigious school like Tsinghua University and Peking University?
We all know that domestic educational resources have always been very scarce, especially in top universities like Tsinghua University and Peking University, and it is a great opportunity to go in and study. If a large number of celebrities and rich people follow Huang Bo's example in the future and change their children to foreign nationalities, will it exacerbate the uneven distribution of educational resources?
Think about it, if there are too many such "international students" in a university, then the number of places that can be obtained for children from ordinary families will be even more limited. Although schools may expand their enrollment to cope, it is difficult to meet the needs of everyone with limited educational resources.
So from this point of view, although Huang Bo's approach seeks benefits for his own children, it may exacerbate the unfairness in the distribution of educational resources. As a public figure, should he take some social responsibility for this? This is worth pondering.
Besides, isn't the purpose of education to enable children to grow up healthy in a fair environment? If certain children are given privileges from the beginning, will they lose the motivation to work hard in the future? Will they feel that they can get what others need to do with all their might to get without much effort?
From this point of view, Huang Bo's approach, although reasonable, also seems to be somewhat controversial. But in the end, only he knows what kind of considerations he had. As outsiders, it is also difficult for us to judge whether a person's actions are right or wrong.
One thing is certain, though, that matter has been the subject of heated discussion and controversy online. Many people are questioning whether Huang Bo has this "privilege" and whether it will exacerbate the uneven distribution of educational resources.