The status of women in feudal society is very humble, and many times they face the dilemma of involuntariness. This is especially evident in marriage matters, even if you marry into a rich family, it is difficult to live a happy life, and you can only listen to the arrangements of others. As the poem reads: "Once Houmen entered the depths of the sea, Xiao Lang was a passerby", which shows the tragic fate of ancient women.
With the development of the times, the status of women has been greatly improved, and our country advocates equality between men and women, everyone has the same status, and women can also pursue their own true love. Even so, most marriage partners are still door-to-door, and everyone chooses a partner with the same conditions to marry, and life will be more stable after marriage. However, there was a Guangdong girl named Li Ran, who was favored by foreign princes when she was studying abroad, and eventually became the first Chinese princess in Europe.
Li Ran was born in 1984 in Meizhou, Guangdong Province, although the family conditions are relatively ordinary, but Li Ran's parents are very sensible, they know that only by giving their daughter the best education can they get ahead. Because of this, Li Ran learned all kinds of extracurricular knowledge from a young age, and he was quite accomplished in art, reaching the level of piano level ten early. It should be known that the piano itself is an elegant art and is deeply loved by the European nobility, which also lays the foundation for Li Ran's experience.
As time passed, Li Ran grew up as healthy as other girls, and soon she graduated from college. At this time, Li Ran was faced with two choices, either to continue to study or enter the society to participate in work. After some consideration, Li Ran went to Europe to study, hoping to improve her abilities so that she could live a better life. After coming to Paris, Li Ran actively learned French, and in two years he fully mastered the language, was able to communicate smoothly with the locals, and spoke English himself, which also allowed Li Ran to travel to any country to live in unimpeded Europe.
She interned at the Givenchy store in Paris to accumulate work experience and earn living expenses, and also to get exposed to some knowledge of art and design. After the internship, Li Ran went to Fendi to sell luxury goods, during which he met Prince Charles from Belgium. The prince himself also works in Paris, as a designer, and usually deals with various luxury brands, and Li Ran also meets him when he is working.
Speaking of the European royal family, many people will think of Britain at the first time, indeed the British royal family is extremely powerful, they were the rulers of the British Empire, and Britain once colonized the world and spread its own culture in many regions. In contrast, other royal families in Europe are much less famous, as was the Case with Prince Charles from Belgium. His family was named the Family of Liné, and although not the orthodox royal family of Belgium, it also held the title of Prince.
In terms of origin, the Linier family is very noble, as early as the Roman Empire was rewarded, has been passed down for thousands of years, and has a deep foundation within the family. As a member of the family, Prince Charles's status is very noble, and his partner is naturally extremely excellent, although Li Ran himself has a good piano level and a certain artistic appreciation ability, but this is not enough to make Prince Charles fall in love. What really attracted Prince Charles was actually Li Ran's appearance and her oriental feminine demeanor.
Although Li Ran's facial features are not a big beauty in our country, but very much in line with the aesthetics of Westerners, Charles fell deeply in love with her at first sight, asked for Li Ran's contact information, and then frequently invited Li Ran out to meet for a period of time, and over time the two of them had a good feeling for each other and began formal exchanges.
In many Chinese and foreign relationships, language is a huge obstacle, which is not a problem for Li Ran at all, she can speak fluent French and English herself, which also makes Prince Charles look at her differently, and with the deep understanding of the two sides, they find that in art, the two also have many common languages, which also makes the relationship more solid. After a year of this, both of them decided to spend their lives with each other, so they met each other's parents and completed the wedding with the support of everyone.
European royal weddings should have been very solemn, but Li Ran did not believe in Christianity, and the etiquette in these weddings inevitably made her feel embarrassed. To this end, Prince Charles deliberately simplified the wedding, after marriage, the two settled in Shanghai, and had a healthy son, and the family lived a very happy life, which caused the envy of many people. As the first Chinese princess in Europe, Li Ran's status is special, which is also a change of fate for Li Ran himself.
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