Marriage
Wu studied at Madou High School and later attended National Chung Hsing University. During this time, she became better acquainted with her high school classmate Chen Shui-bian, whom she would later marry.
On February 20, 1975, she married Chen Shui-bian in Taipei. Professor Weng YueSheng, Chen Shui-bian's academic advisor at the time, served as the marriage witness.
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