The United States girl married Xinjiang boy only good

Amy, a USA girl who went to Xinjiang as a foreign teacher after graduating from USA, was impressed with the handsome, humorous and diligent spirit of Xinjiang boy Guo Baoli. He actively pursued and became a beautiful marriage.

In July 2006, Amy from Iowa, USA, traveled to Xinjiang, where sweet fruits, attractive barbecues, and a pleasant climate made Amy love Urumqi. The next year she graduated from college. She saw an online recruiting teacher from a training center in Xinjiang. After contact and communication, the two parties confirmed that they had hired a relationship. When she was 23, she left her parents and came to Urumqi alone. It was she who met her at the airport that day. The colleague Guo Baoli.

"There was no call at the time." Amy's Chinese is now pretty good. However, in the next four months of contact, Guo Baoli's handsome, humorous and earnest work deeply attracted her, and began to pursue.

Guo Baoli said that because he had worked with foreign teachers for many years before, he understood their culture and respected their culture, especially regarding personal privacy. Amy felt that I understood their culture too much and even said their proverbs. "She's curious."

Guo Baoli revealed that the ability to get Amy's heart is also a "failure." He managed in the unit and paid attention to Amy's new arrival in life, which made Amy very moved. "When I went out on a date, Amy's bag was stolen during dinner. Afterwards, I comforted her and was more concerned with it." Guo Baoli said that this episode has escalated their feelings.

Guo Baoli told reporters that his personal material conditions are not good, and it is not a luxury to marry Amy. Amy repeatedly proposed to go to the place where he lived, and he all dragged on “on less than appropriate” grounds because he had just mortgaged a new house in the year they got married and the house had not been renovated.

The day before the engagement, Amy asked about the income of Guo Baoli. He told the truth and invited Amy to seriously consider it. Amy did not say anything. At that time, she agreed.

The parents of the two sides met each other through the video through the ocean and officially engaged the children. In August 2008, Amy's father, mother and sister flew from USA to Xinjiang and took part in Amy's wedding.

After the marriage, Amy and Guo Baoli resigned from the unit and became tutors. They recruited students to teach them pure English. Because the teaching was very effective, there were too many students who came to ask for advice, and Amy was already pregnant. To be pregnant, the two had to give up.

In early 2012, Amy made her mother. In March they opened a western restaurant called North American Cabin. The business was good. Many of the diners were students. Most of them wanted to practice English with Amy while dining.

Amy said that she is very fond of Xinjiang and intends to continue living here. "People here are as simple as those in their native Iowa."

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