Chinese ‘fairy sister’ student in Taiwan delegation celebrated for ‘pure beauty’
The term ‘fairy’ is used to describe women with pure, innocent beauty, emphasising grace, charm, and youthful appearance
A student from a mainland Chinese university delegation visiting Taiwan has been celebrated by local media as a “fairy sister” due to her “pure beauty” and captivating smile.
The delegation was invited by the Ma Ying-jeou Culture and Education Foundation to enhance communication between youth on both sides of the Taiwan Strait and promote friendship and exchanges between mainland and Taiwanese athletes.
Peng Yihang, a second-year student majoring in Chinese language at the prestigious Tsinghua University, was among 40 students from the mainland who visited the island at the end of November, according to news portal hxnews.com.
The students, representing seven esteemed mainland universities, toured various universities and high schools in Taiwan during their nine-day stay.
At around 20 years old, Peng has been affectionately dubbed Tsinghua’s “school flower”, a term used in China to refer to the most beautiful girl in a school.
In addition to her charming looks, Peng excels in ballet and has hosted numerous gala events at her university. She has also taken part in stage plays.
