Wen Yali is the European royal family and the first Asian princess in history. She was born on June 30, 1964 in Hong Kong, China. Her grandfather is a mixed Chinese and British race, her grandmother is French, and her mother has Polish and Austrian descent. Therefore, Wen Yali has 1/8 of Chinese descent. Influenced by family factors, Wen Yali is very talented in language. Her native language is English, and she is proficient in German, French, Cantonese and Japanese. She even learned Danish in less than a hundred days after moving to Denmark , which is amazing.
When she was young, Wen Yali was a peerless woman with both talent and beauty. She had a superior family condition and had studied in Austria, Tokyo, Japan, London, England and other places. She had a broad vision and excellent personal abilities. In 1994, Prince Joachim of Denmark came to Hong Kong and interned at the Danish Shipping Company. He met Wen Yali here. The two fell in love at first sight and soon established a deep relationship. Although Wen Yali is 5 years older than Prince Joachim, which girl can resist the pursuit of a fairy tale prince? She quickly accepted the prince's proposal and followed him to live in Denmark.
Denmark Queen Margaret II has two sons in total. Prince Joachim is his youngest son, and his status can be imagined. The 25-year-old Danish prince went to Hong Kong for an internship, but brought back a mixed-race girl from Hong Kong, which became a big news at the time. Although there was no Asian princess before Denmark and even Europe, the queen quickly accepted the new daughter-in-law and held a grand wedding for the couple on October 18, 1995.
It was a very cold afternoon. The blizzard had just disappeared. Queen Margaret II and important royal members came to the small church of Fitreborg Palace to witness the wedding of 26-year-old Prince Joachim and 31-year-old Wen Yali. The first to arrive at the church were Prince Joachim and his brother Prince Frederick, who is the crown prince of Denmark and the best man of this wedding. The two tall and handsome Danish princes were dressed in military uniforms, which almost completely matched the image of the prince described in the fairy tale.
Immediately afterwards, the bride Wen Yali, with her father Alexandra and her sister and bridesmaid Martina, arrived at the church at 4:30 pm. The Chinese bride wore a white wedding dress and dragged her long skirt to wave to thousands of cheering audiences and media. Wen Yali is a girl who has seen the world. She has not shown her timidity on such occasions, nor is she as shy as oriental women. She is confident, beautiful and elegant. She has the perfect impression she leaves on people.
Wen Yali held her father's hand and walked slowly into the church. Her sister followed her to help adjust her wedding dress. They first turned around and saluted Queen Margaret II, and then Wen Yali's father handed his daughter to his son-in-law Prince Joachim to complete the ceremony. Wen Yali and Prince Joachim sat on the bench in the church. She looked up at the handsome prince affectionately. This scene seemed to be a fairy tale that was written into reality, which was moving.
After the church ceremony, the couple stood up and saluted Queen Margaret, and then slowly walked out of the church. All the royal nobles around them saluted in turn, the men bent down and the women performed curtsy . After walking out of the church, the couple stood in a tent, waved to the news media, and then kissed in front of the reporter's camera, recording this eternal moment.
Wen Yali is a lucky girl. She experienced the marriage that all women dream of and married a young and handsome Danish prince. However, Wen Yali was unfortunate again. On September 16, 2004, she announced her separation from Prince Joachim and finally divorced on April 8, 2005. The ten-year royal marriage broke down. For Wen Yali, the reality is much more complicated than an ideal life, and she can only regret to leave.
