Fortunately, the visa officer on Yang Jingxing's team is a younger Caucasian woman, who seems to have a good attitude and uses polite words.

The person in front of Yang Jingxing was a woman in her forties. She looked quite frugal. She was always nervous while waiting. When it was her turn, she felt like she was on the execution ground. Her steps were messed up. According to Kong Chenhe

, this is a taboo for face-to-face interviews.

It was the middle-aged woman's turn. She walked to the window and presented some prepared information with both hands.

The interviewer looked at the person and said, "Hello."

"Hello." The middle-aged woman said in a northwest dialect, and then changed to non-standard Mandarin: "Hello."

The interviewer's Mandarin was even less standard: "What are you going to the United States for?"

The middle-aged woman said in a very strict tone: "Visiting relatives, see my daughter, she is pregnant, carrying a baby, baby." The pronunciation of this word is quite accurate.

The interviewer continued to ask: "What is your daughter doing in the United States?"

The middle-aged woman said: "I am a doctoral student at the University of California, San Francisco, and I have received a full scholarship from the master's degree." She was not very proficient in the term, but she was a little proud.

The interviewer asked again: "You are from Shaanxi, why did you come to Puhai to apply for a visa?"

The middle-aged woman said: "I work here and work here... My daughter wants me to go back to my hometown to rest. I can't stay idle, so I can save my own air tickets."

The interviewer suddenly smiled, which was a little weird: "Is your daughter having confinement?"

The middle-aged woman was shocked, and it took her some time to understand: "Yes, yes, confinement is necessary after giving birth to a child. She doesn't understand. I must be here, otherwise you will have to help me for the rest of your life."

"

The interviewer went to type on the keyboard.

After waiting for a while, the middle-aged woman seemed to be afraid: "I will definitely come back. I can't get food in the United States. I can't bear to use their money to support me. They... please help me."

The interviewer didn't pay much attention and continued to type on the keyboard.

The middle-aged woman added: "I haven't seen my daughter in three years, and I have only seen my son-in-law in photos. I am from a rural area, uneducated, and cannot stay in the United States. I won't go even if my daughter invites me to go!"

The visa officer knocked a few more times, without even looking at the information, and gave the middle-aged woman a small smile: "Congratulations, you passed."

The middle-aged woman smiled generously, then quickly calmed down her tone and volume: "Thank you, thank you, you are a good person, thank you so much."

The woman who wanted to be a grandmother left happily as if she had found a treasure. It was Yang Jingxing's turn, and the visa officer looked at him first.

Yang Jingxing spoke first: "Thank you." He pointed to the direction in which the middle-aged woman was leaving.

The interviewer smiled slightly, reached out to ask for information, and then even though he had read the invitation letter, he still asked: "What are you going to the United States for?"

Yang Jingxing said: "Watch the show."

The interviewer discovered: "Why, there is no detailed asset certificate?"

Yang Jingxing said: "I am a musician and have no assets."

The interviewer smiled and said, "I hate New York, I hope you like it."

Yang Jingxing said: "If it weren't for your kindness just now, I would still hate the United States."
Chapter completed!