China's official position on Zhang Chunru's death is to remember her on the national public holiday and hold activities to commemorate her.

Zhang Chunru (1March 28th, 968-June 5438+065438+20041October 9th), a Chinese American woman writer and historian, was born in Xindukou Street, Huaiyin District, Huai 'an City, Jiangsu Province. On October 9th, 2004, Zhang Chunru passed away. China's official position on Zhang Chunru's death is to commemorate her on a national public holiday. 65438+February 2023 1 1 day, the commemoration of Zhang Chunru's death19th anniversary was held in Jiangsu.

1968- 1989, Zhang Chunru and his parents are studying physics and microbiology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 1989, with a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Illinois. 1990, a reporter for Chicago Tribune, writes important press releases. 199 1 received a master's degree in writing from Johns Hopkins university.

Zhang Chunru's Personal Life

Zhang Chunru was born in a scholarly family, and his grandfather was Zhang Tiejun. His father is a "top scholar" in the Department of Physics of National Taiwan University, and his monograph Quantum Field Theory is quite influential in the field of theoretical physics in the United States. Zhang Chunru's mother has been engaged in biochemical research.

Zhang Chunru was born in Princeton, New Jersey and grew up in Illinois. Zhang Chunru first studied computer science at the University of Illinois. At the age of 20, she gave up her degree in computer science and turned to journalism.

1988, at a fraternity of the University of Illinois, Zhang Chunru, with bright eyes and white teeth and tall figure, fell in love with Brett Douglas, a white boy, at first sight and fell in love from then on. A year later, they got engaged where they first met. 199 17 August 17, 23-year-old Zhang Chunru married Brett Douglas, then an engineer in silicon valley, and formed a happy family.