Abandoned by his parents at the age of 1, the boy passed the master's degree at the top 1 university in Asia

Hoang Khai never thought that one day he would be able to calmly tell everyone about his difficult growing up period.

With his good looks and master's degree in law from the prestigious Tsinghua University, Huang Kai often makes people think he comes from a happy family. However, his story surprises everyone.

Huang Kai was born in 1995 in a poor rural area of Fujian Province (South China). The boy grew up in difficult and unhappy circumstances when his parents divorced when he was only one year old. After the divorce, both parents considered Huang Kai a burden and no one wanted to raise him, according to China News.

Hoang Hai spent 5 years to pass the entrance exam to the prestigious Tsinghua University.

Although his grandparents adopted him, due to their old age and poor health, they could not provide Hoang Khai with a materially adequate life. However, they always loved and cared for him wholeheartedly.

With great difficulty, his grandparents saved enough money to send Hoang Khai to school. They understood that only education could help their grandson escape the poor countryside and change his fate. Seeing the expectations and hardships of his grandparents, the boy always worked harder than his peers, devoting all his time and energy to studying.

However, when he saw other children having complete families and being cared for and loved by their parents, Hoang Khai felt very disappointed and lonely.

Hoang Khai always wished to reunite with his mother, but she only sent him a single letter saying that she would come back to pick him up when he turned 20, and that promise was never fulfilled. Hoang Khai grew up in an environment lacking care but constantly strived to improve and was always at the top of his class.

After Huang Kai finished elementary school, his father suddenly appeared and took him back to his own home during the summer vacation. However, Huang Kai soon discovered that his father had remarried and had a child. His father brought him back not to reunite, but only to take care of his younger brother.

During the summer vacation, Hoang Khai still wholeheartedly helped his father and stepmother, took care of his younger brother and did housework. However, all his efforts were completely ruined when a guest came to visit and his father introduced him as "someone else's son, sent here to help with housework". That sentence was like a shock, making Hoang Khai realize that he was just an outsider in his father's own family.

After the summer vacation, Hoang Khai decided to return to live with his grandparents and from then on, he no longer had any hope in his father. The young man continued to study hard and was admitted to Fujian Medical University. However, from the beginning, he realized that he did not love medicine, but really wanted to pursue law.

That's why Hoang Khai decided to retake the exam to pursue his dream. This path is not easy. He failed the graduate school entrance exam twice and was about to give up.

However, his grandfather, over 90 years old, always supported and encouraged Hoang Khai, advising him: "Do what you love." That simple advice gave him great motivation, helping him to persistently pursue his dream.

With determination and constant effort, Hoang Khai passed the entrance exam to Tsinghua University's Master of Law program after 5 attempts. His uncle was extremely proud and kept bragging to everyone in the neighborhood about his nephew's achievements.

Currently, Hoang Khai is a 29-year-old man with a stable law job, a high salary and a happy life with his girlfriend. The young man can now earn money to show his gratitude to his grandparents.

(Source: Vietnamnet)

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