What is the evaluation of Tian Xiaofei? Does Tian Xiaofei have a baby?

As of June 2021, Tian Xiaofei has no children, and Tian Xiaofei and her husband Stephen Owen have not chosen to have children since they got married.

Tian Xiaofei, a 13-year-old junior high school student (studying in Tianjin No. 13 Middle School), was admitted to the Department of Western Languages of Peking University for her poetry award-winning and collection and publication.

At the age of 16, on the eve of the 90th anniversary of the founding of Peking University, Tian Xiaofei wrote "Thirteen-Year-Old Encounters", which was selected into the domestic middle school textbook, and also became one of Tian Xiaofei's masterpieces in his youth.

He graduated from the Department of East Asian Studies of Peking University in 1989.

In June 1998, he received his Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from Harvard University, becoming the youngest Ph.D. student in the history of Harvard University. After graduating, she was recruited as a visiting assistant professor in the Department of East Asian Studies at Kirgaard University.

In 1999, he was appointed Assistant Professor of Chinese Classics at Cornell University.

In September 2006, at the age of 35, Tian Xiaofei officially became a professor at Harvard University.

Tian Xiaofei's family life:

Stephen Irving, chair of the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations at Harvard, is known as Yuwen Suo'an in Chinese. Born in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, Yuwen Soan has loved poetry since he was a child.

He speaks fluent Chinese, and his research monographs on classical Chinese literature are mainly Tang poetry, and he has obtained the highest title of James Brent Conant Professor.

During Tian Xiaofei's doctoral studies, Yuwen Suoan was her supervisor. Tian Xiaofei graduated, and Yuwen Suo'an invited Tian Xiaofei to travel to the mountain, and expressed his love for her when he went down the mountain. On New Year's Day 1999, they held a romantic wedding in New York State, USA.

As of June 2021, there are no reports that Tian Xiaofei has children, so she should have no children.

On New Year's Day in 1999, 28-year-old Tian Xiaofei married 52-year-old American mentor Yuwen Suo'an without hesitation. After getting married, Tian Xiaofei changed her nationality and settled in the United States with Yuwen Suo'an. Through several years of hard work.

In 2006, she finally became a professor at Harvard University, and her lectures on Chinese poetry appreciation were very popular with students.

Moreover, Tian Xiaofei is very supportive of her husband Yuwen Suo'an's work, and when her husband was studying Han and Tang culture, Tian Xiaofei was the richest dictionary that worked tirelessly. With the help of his wife, Yuwen Suoan won the third Han and Tang Literature Award in 2018.

Character works. His translations include The Children of the Red Guards: The Growth and Experience of the Red Guard Generation (co-translator, 1988), Postmodernism and Popular Culture (**Compiled and Pressed, 2001), and The Stone of Other Mountains: Selected Works of Yuwen Suo'an (Jiangsu People's Publishing House, 2002).

His masterpiece "Thirteen-Year-Old Encounter" was selected into the textbook of domestic middle schools.

I don't know about this, after all, I don't pay much attention to this person, and I don't know much about her.

After marriage, Tian Xiaofei almost always settled in the United States, and rarely had time to return to China to honor the second elder. For more than 20 years, although the two have achieved some achievements in their careers, they are not very optimistic in their family life.

From marrying Stephen to the present, Tian Xiaofei has also changed from a young girl in her 20s to a middle-aged woman, some time ago in an interview I saw that her hair has turned gray, and the whole person looks haggard, and her husband is now over seventy years old, and the two have no children under their knees.

After becoming famous, Tian Xiaofei made an unexpected decision: to stay in the United States as a teaching assistant! At that time, the Chinese people had a lot of discussions about this talented woman from Peking University with a huge halo on her head.

And what is even more puzzling is that she later joined the United States. During her doctoral studies, Tian Xiaofei met a man who influenced her life - Yuwen Suo'an.

Yuwen Suo'an, formerly known as Stephen Owen, was Tian Xiaofei's doctoral supervisor at Harvard University. Although he is an American, he has loved Chinese culture since he was a child, has studied classical Chinese literature, likes Tang poetry, and learned fluent Chinese.

Because the two are teachers and students, and have a common hobby in the field of poetry, so they have a lot of endless common topics, in the process of long-term communication and learning, Stephen was tempted by this beautiful and motivated Chinese girl, in order to capture Tian Xiaofei's heart, it can be said that he tried his best.

Finally, on the occasion of Tian Xiaofei's graduation, he carefully planned a romantic trip, ostensibly to travel to relax, but in fact, he took the opportunity to express his admiration to Tian Xiaofei. Faced with the romantic confession of the mentor she had always admired, Tian Xiaofei was deeply moved.

Even if Tian Xiaofei is so good, the cultivation of the motherland should serve the motherland, not abandon his motherland, join a foreign nationality, and marry a bearded foreign old man, Chinese with a sense of justice will feel uncomfortable.

This is to be a traitor during the war years.

Tian Xiaofei, I think everyone should not be too unfamiliar with this name after learning about Lesson 11 "Thirteen-Year-Old Encounter". Next, I will tell you the story of Tian Xiaofei.

Tian Xiaofei, pen name Yuwen Qiushui, was born in 1971. A native of Tianjin, when he was five or six years old, he read a lot of poems and literary works under the guidance of his parents. Later, she learned to write, and when she was in junior high school, she published a book of poems, and her work won a domestic prize at the World Children's Poetry Competition.

She published two collections of poems at the age of thirteen, was admitted to Peking University at the age of 14, studied for a Ph.D. at Harvard at the age of 20, and was promoted to professor in the Department of East Asian Studies at Harvard University at the age of 34.

In 1985, Tian Xiaofei, who was only thirteen years old, was directly promoted from Tianjin No. 13 Middle School to Peking University Xiseran Language Department to study English and American literature, and she met Zha Haisheng, who was admitted to Peking University at the age of 15, on the campus of Peking University, that is, the poet Haizi, on March 24, 1989 (his birthday), committed suicide by lying on the rails in Shanhaiguan at the age of 25. He once went to Haizi with a manuscript of poetry, and the child said, "If you can persevere, you will be a great poet."

In 1989, Tian Xiaofei heard the news of Haizi's suicide, and after that, he hadn't written for a long time, and he couldn't understand why a poet who encouraged him to persevere, didn't choose to persevere? At that time, he began to think about the value of life, and two years after Haizi's death, Tian Xiaofei, who was nearly 20 years old, went to Harvard University to study for a doctorate in the Department of Comparative Literature, becoming the youngest Ph.D. at Harvard University. In September 2006, at the age of 34, she officially became a professor at Harvard University.

Major newspapers in the United States have followed up and reported on her, and she has also become a symbol of the goddess of wisdom in the East.

Now Tian Xiaofei is forty years old, right? She must be very happy, because she has sweated in the past, and now she is reaping the happiness in sweat.

Is she smarter than we are? Why did she succeed, I think it's important for everyone to think about it.