She was born in a peculiar family. Her father did not allow her children to go to school or seek medical treatment. Before the age of 17, she lived like a little animal next to the scrap metal garbage dump in the mountains. She never went to school for a day. She passed the exam through self-study. University, with excellent grades.

Obtained a PhD in history from Cambridge University in 2014.

In 2018, he published the autobiographical novel "You Should Fly Like a Bird to Your Mountain".

In 2019, he was named "Influential Person of the Year" by Time Magazine.

From the moment I sent Sean to the hospital instead of sending him back to his mother, home changed. I rejected part of it; now it's rejecting me.

My loyalty to my father is proportional to the distance between us. On the mountain, I can resist. But here, in this bright and noisy place, surrounded by heretics masquerading as saints, I cling to every truth, every doctrine he taught me.

I finally understood an obvious fact: some people are against the tide of equality; some people must take freedom from some people.

What made this face, what made this woman special, was not the clothes, but what was behind his eyes, what she held between her teeth—the hope, the belief, the belief—that life was not static.

I once wanted to escape the labyrinth, its confusing twists and changing paths, to find something precious. Now I understand that the precious thing is the maze itself, all that is left of my life here: a mystery whose rules I can never understand, because they are not rules at all, but a cage meant to trap me. I could stay and find my former home; or I could leave now, before the walls moved and the exits closed.