Wu Xiaoman, a Chinese student, disappeared in United States, and the boy studied physics at UCSB and had an unusual family background
In today's wave of globalization, studying abroad has become an important bridge for many students to improve their academic qualifications. At present, not only do many college graduates come abroad to study for master's and doctoral degrees, but also many high school students choose to set foot in a foreign country after graduation to start their undergraduate careers.
When a child comes to study abroad alone, it is the parents who are most concerned about the child. For parents of international students, they are most concerned about the safety of their children in a foreign country.
However, although we all hope that international students can complete their studies abroad safely and smoothly, there are always things that people do not want to see in life. For example, recently, a missing person notice appeared on the Internet, and the missing person notice showed that a foreign student in the mainland was missing in United States, and after the incident was exposed, it aroused everyone's attention.
Wu Xiaoman
It is reported that the missing Chinese student is named Wu Xiaoman, a sophomore majoring in physics at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) in United States. If nothing else, Wu Xiaoman will be in his third year of college in the fall semester of this year.
But just when domestic college students began their summer vacation, Wu Xiaoman, who was studying at a prestigious university in United States, suddenly lost contact with his family and friends, which made people feel worried.
The University of California, Santa Barbara, where Wu Xiaoman studied, is known as the public Ivy League of United States, and the Ivy League school is an ideal institution for students from all over the world, and countless students want to study in Ivy League universities.
University of California, Santa Barbara
The University of California, Santa Barbara, has a relatively high tuition standard for international students, with a tuition fee of 200,000 yuan a year and hundreds of thousands of yuan per year. Students from ordinary families have no way to study in this college, and the family conditions of students who can study in this college are good.
Wu Xiaoman is currently a sophomore, and his family can support him to study at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
University of California, Santa Barbara
Seeing this, everyone is also very curious, Wu Xiaoman lives in a family with good economic conditions, studying physics in a prestigious school, and his future development prospects are bright, even if he has problems with his studies, there is a family to cover for him, why did Wu Xiaoman suddenly disappear?
In the missing person notice, it was mentioned that Wu Xiaoman was depressed, and he left a suicide note before his disappearance, and he has been missing for dozens of days.
Missing Person Notice
From this point of view, Wu Xiaoman actively lost contact due to depression. At present, there is no trace of Wu Xiaoman, Wu Xiaoman's situation is very unoptimistic, and it is very likely that he has died.
Write at the end
Wu Xiaoman's loss of contact with his family due to depression deserves the attention of parents of international students. Although the surface of international students is very glamorous, everyone does not know the sadness behind them.
International students come to study and live abroad alone, and their daily life is relatively monotonous. If you are an introvert who has no close friends or familiar relatives abroad, you can only face every setback and trouble, and no one can sue you. In the long run, depression will occur, and severe depression can take life at any time.
As a parent of an international student, if you don't want your child to suffer from depression, you must take proactive measures. For example, parents should not only pay attention to their learning, but also pay attention to their emotions and lives.
Parents should communicate with their children every day and share their joys, sorrows and sorrows. Let them feel that even if they are in a foreign country, they have someone who cares about them and has someone to accompany them. In this way, it can effectively reduce the risk of depression in children, so that they can grow up healthier and happier in their study and life abroad.