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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Anonymous wrote:

It's rather interesting that Zhu renounced her US citizenship in 2018 to become a Chinese citizenship. Her father who is an award winning scientist in artificial intelligence was working at UCLA, but now he is at Peking University. She is obviously not a great skater so it begs the question . . . did they want her or her father?

She can reclaim her US citizenship, I believe. She may not be a great skier but she may be better than any China has to offer so it is still a plus for their effort. Interesting re her dad. Also, has she always used "Gu" as her family name or did she drop her father's name to be more Chinese?[/quote]

Just to clarify . . . Zhu and Gu are two different people. Zhu is the skater and Gu is the skier. I was talking about Zhu here (the skater). The skier/snowboarder is not the one with the scientist dad. The scientist dad is Zhu's, the skater's father. Gu's (the skier) father is an American and and her mother is Chinese. So far it looks like Zhu is not going to get a medal (she fell yesterday). Gu is a good skier. [/quote]

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