After receiving basic education in Bhutan, Ji Mei left her parents and went to the United States and Britain to study. Due to strict family education and religious belief since childhood, Ji Mei was somewhat introverted to his classmates when he first arrived in the United States, but he soon became the most popular person in his class. Ji Mei is polite and helpful, and his academic performance is very good. Many American students copy his homework from time to time. His modesty and friendliness made his classmates mistakenly think that he was just an ordinary child, and many people didn't know his identity as a prince until the end.
In p>2, Ji Mei came to Oxford University in England to study. While at school, he participated in the "diplomatic service project" organized by the school to train students' talents. The director of the project and former British ambassador to Switzerland and Egypt said that the performance of Crown Prince Ji Mei was very eye-catching. Although he was the youngest, he quickly showed superhuman organizational and leadership skills. Ji Mei seems to be a born diplomat. He made many friends in Oxford and introduced Bhutan to them.
Some professors and friends later visited this mysterious country at his invitation. At the beginning of 24, he and his second brother, who were both studying in Oxford, interrupted their studies and returned to Bhutan. Together with his father, he fought against the ASOM Liberation United Front, which eventually forced the organization to close most of its bases in Bhutan.
According to media reports here, King wangchuck actually wanted Crown Prince Ji Mei to succeed to the throne very early, so he tried to temper him from his childhood. In December, 2, Ji Mei made his first speech to the people on Bhutan's National Day and stepped into politics. Since then, the young prince in his early twenties has been active in the political arena of South Asia and even the world: he had in-depth talks with Indian President narayanan and National Congress Party Chairman sonia gandhi at that time; Attended the special session of the General Assembly on children and delivered a speech under the attention of more than 19 senior officials from various countries; Signed a memorandum between the two governments on behalf of Bhutan and India.
In his twenties, it should be the season for ordinary children to study or pursue a better life, but Ji Mei bears countless burdens: Chairman of Bhutan Environmental Trust, Chairman of Bhutan India Friendship Association, President of Bhutan University, main sponsor and consultant of the Buddhist Research Center of Oxford University, and so on. However, despite various social positions, Ji Mei did not give up his personal hobbies. He is a versatile athlete, especially proficient in archery, and loves basketball and football. Like his father, Ji Mei is an NBA fanatic. Almost every afternoon, there will be a basketball match in the courtyard of the palace, and Ji Mei and his father will play and fight. It is said that Ji Mei is an excellent shooting guard. In fact, I'm afraid he will be the only shooting guard king in the world. All these make unmarried Ji Mei the most popular single aristocrat in Bhutan.
Especially last week, Thailand held a grand celebration to celebrate the 6th anniversary of the king's accession to the throne. Royal family members from 25 countries around the world came to attend, and the 25-year-old Crown Prince of Bhutan was one of them. To the madness of Thai women, this Crown Prince is "absolutely handsome", so that after Wang Chujimei-Hesse-Namgyal-wangchuck arrived in Thailand, all the media in Thailand reported on him almost every day, and he was directly called the "Prince Charming" of Thai women!
Natini Wensong Poepon, a 32-year-old female civil servant in Thailand, made no secret of her love: "The Crown Prince is extremely clever, polite, and talented. Most importantly, he is very handsome and is simply a big star."
Because the Crown Prince is so handsome and hot, it is impossible for him to enjoy his private space in Phuket, Thailand, because the Thai media are after him, and even the popular website Pantip in Thailand is full of messages about how to get to Bhutan. A female admirer wrote on the website: "Because of the Crown Prince, Bhutan has become the place I want to go most!"