1. The cultures of different countries can be integrated with different nationalities. China has a long history and profound cultural heritage. Perhaps art students seem to have nothing to do with politics, but Liang, who is also concerned about politics, asked Clinton as the first questioner: "How to strengthen the real mutual understanding and respect between the Chinese and American people?"

2. The sensitive and acute issue of Taiwan Province Province is of great concern to Huang Guohua, so he told Clinton bluntly: "The United States sold weapons to Taiwan Province Province, signed a US-Japan defense treaty with Japan, and brought China and Taiwan Province Province into the scope of military operations. If China also aims missiles at Hawaii and interferes with the territorial sovereignty of the United States, what will the US government and the American people think? "

When Liu Lina heard the meaning of "superiority" from Clinton's speech, the image that popped up in her mind was beloved Premier Zhou, so Liu Lina asked Clinton at that time: "Your speech has been praising American democracy and human rights. Is there no problem with democracy, freedom and human rights in the United States? "

4. Chen Zhi was born in Jinhua, Zhejiang, because his parents are authentic farmers and his family conditions are average. Chen Zhineng is very sensible from an early age. During his college years, he also paid for all kinds of expenses through work-study programs, which reduced the pressure on his parents. Chen Zhineng, who is about to graduate to work, can focus on two words: "quality". His question is modest and gentle: "Please tell the President what qualities he should have in the next century?" .

5. Johnny Ma looks beautiful and quiet, and speaks softly. However, Johnny Ma from the Chinese Department of Peking University was very critical of Clinton's quotation of Mr. Hu Shi. When it was her turn to ask questions, she also said a paragraph of Mr. Cai Yuanpei's original words: "The Tao is harmonious but not contradictory, and all things nurture each other without harming each other." In her opinion, Clinton put too much emphasis on personal freedom in her speech, which she did not agree with.

Johnny Ma, gentle as water, raised a very sharp question: "Mr. President quoted Mr. Hu Shi in his speech. You don't have to sacrifice your freedom for the freedom of your country. But the real freedom is that people can freely choose their favorite way of life and development. So do you agree that only by respecting the right of others to choose freely can we really understand the true meaning of freedom? "