Microsoft founder Bill Gates (Bill Gates) and his wife Melinda (Melinda Gates) announced their divorce on the 3rd, attracting global attention. Zhe "Shelly" Wang, the foundation's Chinese translator who has deep ties with the Gates, was rumored to have an unusual relationship with Bill Gates, but she herself refuted the rumor on Weibo earlier, "A single young woman is a Do you want to find a way to arrange it out? There is no melon here (meaning gossip), rest early."
According to Fox Business, Zhe Wang has been working as a translator for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation since March 2015 and has also worked for several organizations Working as an interpreter, he has recently attracted attention due to the divorce of the Gates and his wife. There is even a very popular Twitter account suggesting that Wang Zhe and Bill Gates have an "unusual relationship". The report also mentioned that although the reason is unknown, the number of searches for Wang Zhe's name on the Internet has increased significantly, and most of them are related to Bill Gates.
▲Wang Zhe has been an interpreter for nearly 9 years and is proficient in English, Spanish, French, , German, and Japanese. (Picture / taken from Wang Zhe’s Weibo)
According to Wang Zhe’s introduction on LinkedIn, she can speak at least 6 languages, including Chinese, Spanish, French , German and Japanese certification, and 1 copy The certification of mandarin also indicates that his Cantonese, mandarin and English have native language level, and he can also teach piano and Chinese dance choreography. Zhe Wang used to work in a hot pot restaurant in Utah, responsible for market research and management of the company's website, and received a bachelor's degree in business and managerial economics from from Brigham Young University (Brigham Young University) in 2007, and began in 2011 at Mount Monte. Studied Interpreting at the Ray Institute for International Studies.
▲In addition to translation work for the Gates Foundation, Zhe Wang also serves as a simultaneous interpreter for Yale University School of Management and Harvard Business School. (Picture/translated from Wang Zhe’s Weibo)
reported that Wang Zhe first served as an interpreter for the Monterey Institute of International Studies in September 2012, and participated in TED the following year, and in April 2013 Began leading the team in January, translating the content of TED events into Chinese, French, German, Japanese, , Korean, , Russian and Spanish. Currently, in addition to providing interpretation services for the Gates Foundation, he also serves as an interpreter for Yale University School of Management and Harvard Business School. Simultaneous interpreting.
Regarding the outside rumors, a netizen asked directly on Wang Zhe's Weibo, and she responded bluntly, "If you are a single young woman, you have to find a way to arrange it? There are no melons here (the meaning of gossip in Internet terms). Rest early." Later, Wang Zhe also clarified in a PO post on Weibo, "I originally thought that it would be self-defeating, but I didn't expect it to become more and more crazy." cue".
