"Born in '84, they said?" ... 'Jensen Huang's lover' Alice Huang's 1993 Enrollment Records Emerge

Alice Huang's school photos and records emerge
"She was actually born in 1977, not 1984"

A report has said that Alice Huang (Chinese name: Huang Le), who is suspected of being a Chinese spy who approached Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, is seven years older than previously reported.

Alice Huang's graduation photo and enrollment records from Xiangtan Middle School. Screenshot from Chengdu Daily.

On November 11, Hong Kong's Chengdu Daily reported, citing photos and class records believed to be from Huang Le's middle and high school years, that she enrolled in Class 9305 at Jiangnan Middle School in Xiangtan, Hunan Province, in 1993. According to the report, Huang Le, who had long been said to have been born in 1984, was actually born in 1977 and is believed to be 49 this year.

Online, people claiming to know Huang Le have been sharing photos of her taken in Shanghai and elsewhere when she was young. There have also been claims that before moving from Shanghai to Singapore, Huang Le was involved in running shell companies related to listings on China's stock markets.

The U.S. newspaper The Washington Post (WP) reported on November 10 local time that Bai Jie, a former China Central Television (CCTV) anchor with more than 2 million followers on the social media platform Weibo, posted and deleted a few hours later a message saying that she had worked as a journalist with Huang Le and that "even back then, I knew she was someone not to be underestimated." Bai Jie later denied the post to followers who asked whether it was true, saying, "I never wrote anything like that." Her Weibo account was subsequently reported to have had its posting function suspended.

Huang Le has disappeared since suspicions that she was a Chinese spy emerged. Media outlets are tracing the career history she had previously made public, but much of it remains unverified. Her reported past employment at Hunan TV and CCTV has also not been objectively confirmed.

Dennis Wilder, a former senior CIA analyst specializing in China, said Alice Huang's career history appeared similar to a "legend" used in intelligence work. A legend is a fabricated personal history or background constructed to support an intelligence officer's cover identity.

According to Taiwan's Liberty Times, Chu Chang, a Taiwan-born lawyer living in the United States, wrote on Facebook on November 10 that China's Ministry of State Security may be protecting Alice Huang. He noted that, from an intelligence agency's perspective, a female spy whose identity has been exposed and whose photos are known around the world has completely lost her value.

Chu said, "It is highly likely that Huang Le is staying in China." He added, "If she leaves China, she will become the subject of an international manhunt or be arrested in the United States or elsewhere, so she will lose her freedom to travel internationally for the rest of her life."

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