Li Zizi: 16 years old, native of Chengdu, grew up in Japan, and attended Osaka International School. Her maternal grandfather was once a history teacher at Chengdu Experimental Foreign Language School, and her mother also grew up in Chengdu. She is currently a professor at a university in Japan and Zizi has grown up in Japan with her mother since she was a child. Although Zizi was born in Japan, she holds Chinese nationality. The main purpose of Zizi's return to China this time is to further her study of Chinese, and after high school graduation, she may return to Japan or go to the United States for further studies.
In the forum, more than 200 teenagers talked about issues such as the environment, world peace, and refugees, and held an international dispute meeting simulating the United Nations. Zizi was selected as the group leader, leading more than 50 group members to successfully resolve a simulated "small island crisis". It was precisely because of her outstanding performance at this forum that after the two-week forum ended, Zizi received an invitation to attend the inauguration ceremony of the President of the United States as soon as she returned to Japan.