According to Qi Yan (pseudonym), a staff member of the Tongzhou Welfare Institute: "The Spanish government pays great attention to families adopting children, granting Qiang Qiang's new mother a four-month leave to help Qiang Qiang adapt to life in Spain as quickly as possible. Qiang Qiang's new mother is also self-studying Chinese and personally teaching Qiang Qiang Spanish every day. Currently, Qiang Qiang can communicate in simple Spanish."
According to a reporter from Beijing Youth Daily, in addition to Qiang Qiang, several of Qiang Qiang's roommates at the welfare institute will also face foreign adoption in the future. Before Qiang Qiang left, the children had many doubts about foreign adoption, such as what to do if they were bullied abroad? What if they couldn't understand their adoptive parents' words? These questions naturally caused fear among the children.
The follow-up results of Qiang Qiang have reassured these children. Qi Yan told the reporter: "Qiang Qiang's friends are no longer resistant to foreign adoption."