As Zhang Ailing s only brother, why is she poor all her life?

Because my brother has no ambition in his life, he has not studied well since he was a child, and his parents don't love him, which leads to his brother's mentality and temperament are very weak. This was too much different from Zhang Ailing, who was invincible at that time, and it damaged Zhang Ailing's face. And Zhang Ailing and her brother have a bad relationship.

My parents have been divorced since I was a child, and I don't have much time with my brother, so I have no feelings at all.

To say that Zhang Ailing is very rich, but she did not leave her inheritance to her brother, but reciprocated the favor, gave those to Song Qi and his wife who helped her, and gave her copyright and translation to the husband and wife, and did not leave too much to her brother, so her brother was poor for life.

Because Zhang Ailing lives less with her younger brother, and her stepmother dotes on her younger brother, she doesn't like this younger brother very much, and even hates him a little.

Zhang Ailing looks like such a affectionate person, in fact, it is a manifestation of the lack of family warmth, no matter how famous her works are, but she is also a little girl who longs to be loved after all.

Zhang Ailing has no children. She once wrote such a thing in her own works, she said, "What do you do when you give birth to a child, you give birth to death", which shows her outlook on life and outlook on life. It also more or less indicates that she will not leave offspring.

She was first favored and deeply admired by Hu Lancheng because she published an article "Blockade" in the newspaper. Hu visited Zhang. Zhang refused.

Later, Zhang visited Hu again. came and went, both of them were talented people. It can be said that the bosom friend of literature has feelings.

Later, the two got married in a low-key manner and had a happy life. Later due to a series of problems of war and politics. Hu Lancheng had to leave Shanghai.

Zhang Ailing also went to the United States. Then Hu Lancheng had a new love. Zhang Ailing once searched for her husband thousands of miles to find Hu Lancheng, and gave him all the money she earned from writing books, so that he could live in the world.

Later, Zhang Ailing met the writer Lai Ya in the United States. The two got married. Lai Ya loves Zhang Ailing very much.

has given Zhang a warm time of fatherly love and husband love and bosom friends. But shortly after the marriage, Laiya suffered a stroke and hemiplegia. Zhang Ailing was forced to write a lot of unpopular works for her livelihood.

The entire manuscript fee was published to support Laiya's medical treatment. Later, Raiya died. Zhang Ailing was alone until she finally died alone in an apartment in Los Angeles.

has no children, fell in love with Hu Lancheng, got married, divorced later, went to the United States to marry Laiya, and was very happy after marriage. He died in an apartment.

has no children, and is better off with Hu Lancheng and Lai Ya. In the end, he died in his room wearing a cheongsam, and was found a week later.

According to Lin Shitong, the executor of Zhang Ailing's will, he had a list of Zhang Ailing's belongings, and wrote that she had six bank accounts at Citibank, Li Qinmo, Bank of America, etc. After Lin Shitong postponed the formalities at the Los Angeles Probate Court, he took out a total of 10,000 US dollars and remitted all the cash to Song Qi and his wife according to Zhang Ailing's will. Zhang Ailing's funeral expenses, clean-up expenses, and relic shipping fees totaled 10,000 US dollars, and Song Qi and his wife paid Lin Shitong separately.

In 1995, the exchange rate between the US dollar and the Hong Kong dollar was about 200,000 Hong Kong dollars. So Zhang Ailing's later life is not as poor as the outside world says.

She was not destitute, she lived a very happy life in her later years and left an estate of $300,000 after her death.

Her later life was not poor, and she was rich enough to meet her needs for the rest of her life, and her wealth was enough for her to spend a lifetime.