Wen Yali : From the princess of Denmark to the wife of a photographer, she interprets a wonderful life with independence and confidence
Wen Yali, born on June 30, 1964 in Victoria City, Hong Kong. Her full name is Alexandra Christina (Alexandra Christina Manley), the predecessor of her marriage, was Alexandra Christina Manley. From the Danish princess to the photographer's wife, Wen Yali uses independence and confidence to interpret a wonderful life. This set of old photos witnesses the mystery.
Wen Yali is not from a prominent family, but her achievements are no less than those of Princess Meghan in the UK. Speaking of which, Wen Yali has 1/8 of Chinese ancestry. Her grandfather is a mixed-race child, her grandmother is a French, her father is a mixed-race child born in Shanghai, and her mother is a mixed-race child of Austrian and Polish . Her family is from an ordinary family. As the eldest in the family, she is born with a sense of responsibility and has two sisters.
Moreover, Wen Yali has always been full of motivation and excellent in character and academic performance. She has studied in Austria, the United Kingdom and Japan. At the same time, Wen Yali inherited her parents' excellent genes and was very talented in learning languages. Her mother tongue is English, she can also fluent German and French, as well as certain Cantonese and Japanese.
has a unique personal charm for Wen Yali, who is very proficient in language. Her mixed-race genes make her facial features look very three-dimensional and outstanding temperament, making a group of excellent men bow their backs for her, including , the fourth son of the Queen of Denmark, Prince Joachim.
1994, Prince Joachim, the second son of the Queen of Denmark, went to Hong Kong for an internship at a Danish shipping company. During this period, he met the noble and charming Wen Yali. The two fell in love at first sight and signed for life in just five months, which became the sensational news in Hong Kong that year. Although Wen Yali and Prince Joachim have different nationalities and experiences, this does not affect their love. In 1995, Wen Yali married Prince Joachim and became the first Asian princess in the history of the European royal family.
wen Yali met her prince charming like Cinderella, and she also had a harmonious royal marriage. Although the winter in Nordic was so cold, Wen Yali adapted. In addition, she was very talented in language. She mastered the basic Danish language in just 300 hours, and then brought her parents to Denmark to live. Wen Yali's father was also awarded the Grand Cross by the Queen of Denmark. In short, Wen Yali lived a good life in Denmark and was loved by the Danes. After marriage, she also had two sons for Prince Joachim, namely the eldest son, , Prince Nikola, , and the second son, Prince Felix.
9married into the Danish royal family . Wen Yali is dedicated to playing the role of the royal goodwill ambassador and holds the position of 21 public welfare organizations. She is virtuous and capable and won the favor of the queen and is even known as the "Diana of Nordic". Regarding Wen Yali's outstanding work performance, some Danish people commented, "We don't need a princess who can only wave on the balcony. We need a princess who truly contribute to society. In this regard, Alexandra (Wen Yali) can't do the best."
However, Wen Yali and Prince Joachim ended in divorce in 2005. The royal family still retained the title of princess for Wen Yali and named Wen Yali the Countess Frederickburg. Even if they remarry in the future, the title will not be lost, but this title cannot be inherited by her descendants.
On March 3, 2007, 42-year-old Wen Yali remarried with the Danish royal photographer, 27-year-old Martin Jorgensen. At this moment, Wen Yali's life is like this low-key and stylish wedding, and she has received blessings from everyone. However, after the sister-brother relationship lasted for a few years, it also ended in failure.
Wenli's life is very legendary. From the princess of Denmark to the photographer's wife, she uses independence and confidence to interpret a wonderful life. Just as she defines her own life, "Whether you get married or divorce, it is all your own life, and the rudder of your own life must be in your own hands. You can make your own decisions and no longer ask others for their opinions."
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