“49, not 42?” ... Past records of Alice Huang, Jensen Huang’s alleged affair partner, revealed

[Financial News]  A claim has emerged that Alice Huang, who was reportedly involved in an affair with Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA Corporation, is actually 49, not the previously reported 42. New personal information about her is coming to light as past photos and school records emerge online, amid suspicions of ties to Chinese intelligence agencies.
On the 11th (local time), according to Chinese-language media, including Hong Kong’s Sing Tao Daily, photos and related materials said to document Alice Huang’s past activities were recently posted on the Chinese social media platform Weibo. Alice Huang is also known by her Chinese name, Huang Le.
The materials included a record indicating that Alice Huang enrolled in Class 9305 at Jiangnan Middle School in Xiangtan, Hunan Province, China, in 1993. On that basis, claims have emerged that she was born in 1977 and is 49 this year.
Some Hong Kong media previously described Alice Huang as a 42-year-old Hong Kong permanent resident. However, the authenticity of the materials posted online and her actual year of birth have not been confirmed.
Photos believed to have been taken when Alice Huang was living in Shanghai have also been released.
One photo shows a woman identified as Alice Huang smiling in a restaurant, wearing a red top and holding a teacup. Desserts, teacups and plates are arranged in front of the long-haired woman, and the restaurant’s interior is lavishly decorated.
A group photo believed to have been taken during her school years was also posted. It shows a woman identified as Alice Huang standing alongside other women and posing for the camera. The person who posted the photo claimed it was taken when Alice Huang first arrived in Shanghai.
An account from a woman who claimed to have known Alice Huang for a long time also came to light. According to Chinese media, a woman in her 50s identified as Ms. A said, “I’ve been out of contact with her for more than 10 years, but I still have a strong impression of her.”
Ms. A recalled Alice Huang, saying, “She was very active and outgoing from her student days,” and adding, “Her greatest weapon was ‘extreme self-confidence.’”
She went on to say, “She wasn’t at all intimidated despite speaking broken English,” and added, “I’m certain she was the most capable woman in public relations and external relations of anyone I’ve met in my life.”
Ms. A also spoke about Alice Huang’s appearance and approach to dating. She said, “Alice Huang was alluring and had a sweet smile that made men feel as if they’d been electrocuted.”
She also claimed, “She was very proactive in dating during her university years and didn’t hide her status as the ‘female lead’—to the point that she deliberately wanted the whole world to know.”
Ms. A, however, expressed a negative view of the allegations that Alice Huang had worked for Chinese intelligence agencies. She said, “I felt she wasn’t particularly quick-witted,” adding, “Honestly, I don’t think she was intelligent enough to be a spy.”


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