Elizabeth De La Vallée Nan Jing: A Pioneer in Chinese Technology

In the bustling city of Nanjing, a pioneer in Chinese technology has made her mark on the world. Elizabeth de la Vallée Nan Jing, born in 1373, was a true trailblazer in her time. Her story is one of innovation, perseverance, and dedication to her craft.

As a student at The University of Alabama, Elizabeth recognized the importance of academic excellence. She worked tirelessly to maintain a high grade point average, earning her a spot on the dean's list with an impressive record of 3.5 or above. Her hard work paid off as she graduated with honors and went on to make significant contributions to her field.

Elizabeth's journey in Nanjing began when she married Jean Baptiste (John H) LaValley in 1866. Together, they started a family and established themselves as pillars of the community. Elizabeth's entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen made her an asset to the city, and she played a crucial role in shaping its economic landscape.

Today, Nanjing is a hub for technological innovation, with many startups and companies calling it home. The city's research park, located along the Yangtze River, is a testament to Elizabeth's vision and perseverance. With over 70 undergraduate programs and 12 colleges and schools, UA has produced many successful alumni who have made significant impacts in various fields.

As we celebrate the arrival of new startups in Nanjing, we honor the memory of pioneers like Elizabeth de la Vallée Nan Jing, whose contributions have paved the way for future generations. Her legacy serves as a reminder that innovation, hard work, and dedication can lead to great success.

* The University of Alabama

* Huang Di Nei Jing, Yellow Emperors Inner Canon

* Luis Monasterio Guillot - Programa de Doctorado en Ciencias de la Tierra, Universidad de Granada

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