哈佛大学2025年毕业典礼上，中国籍学生蒋雨融代表毕业生演讲，在国内外互联网上都掀起不小波澜。一起来看看她在演讲中说了什么？
Last summer when I was doing my internship in Mongolia, I got a call from two classmates in Tanzania.
They had a very urgent question.
How to use their washing machine because all the labels were in Chinese and Google kept translating a big button as spinning ghost mode.
There we were, an Indian and the Thai calling me, a Chinese, in Mongolia to decipher a washer in Tanzania.
And we all studied together here at Harvard.
The moment reminds me of something I used to believe when I was a kid that the world was becoming a small village.
I remember being told we will be the first generation to end hunger and poverty for humankind.
My program at Harvard is International Development.
It was built on this exact beautiful vision that humanity rises and falls as one.
When I met my 77 classmates from 32 different countries, the countries I knew only as colorful shapes on a map turned into real people with laughter, dreams, and the perseverance to survive the long winter in Cambridge.
