To JK Rowling from Cho Chang by Rachel Rostad

Rachel Rostad's "Cho Chang to JK Rowling" is a poem by Cho Chang, one of the key figures of the acclaimed Harry Potter series written by JK Rowling. It explains the concern that young Chang caused about her racist problem. And it was coincidentally presented in the hit drama. In the first quarter, Zhang laughed at JKR in a satiric way about his position within the book. Before she entered literature and final media, Asian girls living abroad did not choose to do role-playing, but played the role of geisha and giamlan.

JK Rowling is the master of the secondary plot. If this is the flash of Harry Potter, it will be deprived of everything except the main confrontation between Harry and Voldemort. Harry will not join Zhao and Hermione will not run for House Elf release, Ron will not play Quidditch, Fred and George will not give up school to open a joke, and others One million things do not match

Rachel Rostad's "Cho Chang to JK Rowling" is a poem by Cho Chang, one of the key figures of the acclaimed Harry Potter series written by JK Rowling. It explains the concern that young Chang caused about her racist problem. And it was coincidentally presented in the hit drama. In the first quarter, Zhang laughed at JKR in a satiric way about his position within the book. Before she entered literature and final media, Asian girls living abroad did not choose to do role-playing, but played the role of geisha and giamlan.

In 1990, JK Rowling traveled to Manchester by train to London but it was a little late. In order to entertain ourselves, Rolling began making Harry Potter series. But she did not start writing it at that time - in fact it was far from it. In the next seven years, Rolling endured her mother's death, her first child's birth, her first husband's divorce, and devastating economic loss. When Rolling completed the first book of the Harry Potter series, her life changed in 1997. Her online work has soared to billions - far behind her poor life