On October 28, some netizens posted a small video of na Ying and her daughter shopping in Harrods, London.
In the video, Na Ying and her daughter dress up in a low-key manner and talk to the shopping guide in the boutique.
Na Ying wears a white coat with black trousers, and her daughter Apple on the far left wears a black down jacket with jeans, which is well-behaved and cute.
Apple was born to Na Ying and her current husband Meng Tong, and she also has a half-brother Who is happy and often travels to London with her mother.
According to public information, Na Ying's daughter studied at Dulwich College In Beijing.
It is worth mentioning that Wang Fei's daughter, Wang Zhonglei's son, and Tian Liang's children have all studied at Dulwich College In Beijing.
Dulwich College Beijing is a branch of Dulwich College in the United Kingdom.
Dulwich College, located in the Dulwich district of London, was established in 1619 and has a history of nearly 400 years, and is a well-known private aristocratic boys' school in the United Kingdom.
Na Ying came to London this time, and netizens speculated that it may be because his children are now studying in the UK.
On August 22 this year, Na Ying announced her withdrawal from "The Voice of China" because her personal arrangements really could not be adjusted, so she could not complete the whole season. Now it seems that after Na Ying quit the recording of the show, she came to London to take the baby.
After talking about Na Ying, let's also briefly take stock of the children of celebrities who have studied or are studying in the UK:
Bai Yansong's son, Bai Qingyang
Bai Qingyang, the son of CCTV host Bai Yansong, entered KCL at King's College London after graduating from high school, studying the relatively unpopular "Mongolian Studies".
It is worth mentioning that Bai Yansong was born in Hailar District, Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and he and his son Bai Qingyang are both Mongolian.
Tan Yonglin's son, Tan Xiaofeng
Tan Xiaofeng is the son of Tan Yonglin and Zhu Yongting.
In 2011, Tan Xiaofeng was sent to the UK by Tan Yonglin to study, and then achieved a good score of 12A in the British GCSE (British Secondary School Entrance Examination).
After graduating from high school in the UK, Tan Xiaofeng was also admitted to Oxford University with excellent results.
After graduating from Oxford, Tan moved to Canada and worked as a software engineer.
Chen Kaige's son, Chen Yuang
Director Chen Kaige and actor Chen Hong's eldest son Chen Yuang did not enter the entertainment circle like his younger brother Chen Feiyu, and he grew up at Harrow International School in Beijing (a branch of Harrow College in the UK). The school only recruits foreign students between the ages of 11 and 18, and the annual tuition fee is nearly 300,000 yuan.
Harrow International School, Beijing
Harrow College in London
After finishing the aristocratic school in China, Chen Yuang went to the United Kingdom to study in high school.
When Chen Yuang was in high school in the Uk, he often dined and played with friends.
In the summer of 2015, when Chen Yuang graduated from a British high school, Chen Kaige and Chen Hong also came to attend his graduation ceremony.
Chen Daoming's daughter - Chen Ge
Chen Daoming and Du Xian's daughter Chen Ge went to the UK alone at the age of 13 to study, and has been studying in the UK until the end of university, and then returned to China in 2008.
Chen Ge, 36, is currently an actor in the Chinese Yue Opera Troupe.
In addition to the children of celebrities, of course, there are also celebrities studying in the UK themselves:
Leslie
Zhang Guorong graduated from the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom and had a life experience in a British boarding high school.
In 1969, at the age of 13, Zhang Guorong was sent by his family to study in England to attend Eccles Hall School in the norfolk suburb of east England, an hour and a half train ride from London.
According to Zhang Guorong's recollection, at that time, there was no supermarket near Eccles Hall School, the dormitory was still 16 people, and there were only 2 Chinese in the whole school, and the conditions were far less superior than now.
He said the school attaches great importance to cultivating students' rules and etiquette: students get up at 7 o'clock in the morning, get dressed, pack their beds, and walk 10 minutes to the canteen for breakfast; at 3 p.m., academic classes end and physical education class time begins; 8 o'clock in the evening is dinner time, but there is absolutely no food.
In such a "difficult" environment, Zhang Guorong achieved a good result in English A in the "British College Entrance Examination" A-level examination, and was successfully admitted to the University of Leeds to study textiles, minor in English literature, and also won a scholarship.
Eason Chan
In secondary school, Eason Chan was sent to the UK by his father, a civil servant in Hong Kong, to attend Dauntsey's School, a century-old aristocratic school in Wiltshire.
Founded in 1542, Don Dessey Secondary School is one of the most famous co-educational schools in the UK, covering 150 acres of beautiful countryside and almost an hour and a half drive from London.
During his university years, Eason Chan studied architecture (a sophomore dropout) and a four-year course in orthodox music at Kingston University London.
During this time, he also obtained the Royal College of Music's Eighth Degree Vocal Certificate, which is the highest amateur level.
In 2014, in recognition of his contributions to music, Kingston University awarded Eason Chan an honorary doctorate.
Xuan Xuan
Former TVB boss Hua Dan and famous actress Xuan Xuan also received boarding school education in the UK.
After completing primary school in Hong Kong, Xuan Xuan and her brother went to the United Kingdom to study at roedean school, a girls' boarding school in brighton, a coastal city in the United Kingdom, and then successfully entered the Department of Materials at Imperial College London.
Xuanxuan recalled that at that time, the school often held networking activities, inviting male students to visit, dancing and chatting together, and his first love happened in the boarding career.
Founded in 1885, Rodin Girls' School is one of the three major girls' schools with the same name as Eton College (boys' school), where many members of the royal family or nobility were or are studying.
Hu Xing'er
At the age of 12, Hu Xing'er went to Schoolist College, a boarding school in Northern Ireland, alone.
Hu Xing'er once said in the program that at that time, she only had about 50 Hong Kong dollars a week for living expenses, so her life was relatively poor, going out to eat was cheaper, and she had to save a long time to go out with her classmates to see a play.
British investors write at the end
In today's article, we briefly take stock of the stars and children of stars who studied in the UK, and we can see that like the stars of Hong Kong in the past, the current mainland stars are also keen to send their children to international schools or directly to the UK to study.
And as we wrote in the previous article, not only stars, in the past 10 years, the faces of Chinese students have become more and more in the UK private primary and secondary schools, universities, and China has become the country with the highest proportion of international students in the UK.