The news that the Japanese people are most concerned about recently is the news that Emperor Akihito is about to abdicate. Prince Naruhito and Concubine Masako will officially become the new Emperor and Empress of Japan on May 1, ushering in a new era for Japan. And their daughter Princess Aiko has always been the focus of public attention. From "change in appearance" to "school violence", the princess has always lived in the voices of people. As the eldest princess of the Japanese royal family, she bears too much pressure. Let's take a look at the stories about her.
Princess Aiko was very cute when she was a child. She was born with a round face. On her first birthday, she was said to be her grandfather because of her round face and small eyes. Much like.
In the process of growing up, Aiko's baby fat began to gradually fade, and she gradually became more beautiful. At that time, as long as Prince Naruhito and Concubine Masako led her out, Aiko would always be followed all the way by the people.
But in the process of Aiko growing up, there has always been a very embarrassing thing, that is, the inheritance of the Japanese royal family. Because Aiko was a girl, her birth also aroused heated discussions in public opinion all over the country. People say, should the current laws be amended for her, or is Japan going to have its first queen in modern times? Later, according to the current "Royal Model", Prince Akishino Palace Fumihito became the first in line to the throne "the emperor's heir", and his son Prince Yuren would become the only candidate for the future emperor, and this discussion gradually subsided.
As a representative of the Japanese royal family, Aiko's growth has been closely watched, including comments on her beauty. Aiko gradually entered puberty. For a period of time, photos of her after she became fat were spread wildly on the Internet. People not only complained about her appearance, but also wantonly compared her to her two sisters, Princess Kako and Princess Mako.
The peak of this discussion was in 2014, after the 13th birthday portrait of Princess Aiko released by the Imperial Household Agency of Japan was spread abroad,People all over the world started to complain enthusiastically. Some people say that the difference between Aiko and the princess they imagined is too great, and some people say that the princess will definitely be bullied at school when she grows up like this. At such a young age, Aiko began to bear the pressure and public opinion that she should not have at her age.
However, Aiko works very hard in her studies. It is said that she hopes to get into the University of Tokyo by her own efforts. Aiko's academic performance is very good, she often gets into the top ten in her grades, and she basically gets 100 points in every Chinese character test. In addition, Xu Shi inherited his mother's language talent, and Aiko's English level is also very good. Even the crown prince once said that "Aiko's English level is even higher than mine".
Not only loves learning, but Aiko is also a very sports-loving child. She is good at sprinting, swimming, skiing, etc. Every school sports meeting can open to her vigorous posture. The picture shows Aiko taking part in a running race at school in second grade
Another turning point in Aiko's life also occurred during this period. In 2010, Aiko was kicked and beaten by her classmates, and she refused to go to school after that. Although she returned to school with her mother, she seemed to have lingering fears about school and her classmates, so she went to school intermittently and often missed classes. Coupled with her mother's depression, she began to gradually become less social.
Aiko, who grew up amid various public criticisms, may have been stimulated by the constant comparison with her sister, Princess Kako. After junior high school, she began to lose weight. The public commented that she pursued her appearance too much and lost weight to become anorexic, which is why she became so thin.
A child who had an innocent smile when he was young, gradually grew into a taciturn girl under the eyes of the public. Perhaps this is the price of being born in the royal family. If she can grow up in an ordinary family, maybe she will have more ordinary happiness. I wish this girl can find her old smile and not be completely lost in the chaos of society.
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