Indeed, the principal guessed it right; it was Wang Ye who made the donation.
It's not that he disrespects this school; it calls itself a "century-old institution" and has produced a multitude of students.
Yet, if we're talking about financial strength, Wang Ye, who graduated only two or three years ago, probably has no "rival".
Perhaps some elder alumni could muster the ability to donate ten million U.S. dollars, but that would be a "severe strain," nothing as effortless as Wang Ye's contribution.
Also, essentially, this is only a high school, after all.
How many of its graduates still consider it their "alma mater" and are constantly nostalgic?
For most people, their "alma mater" usually refers to the university they attended.
Wang Ye is a bit of an "exception"; he emerged into prominence not long after graduating from high school!
Despite also enrolling in a university, and even studied simultaneously at two universities ...
