 
 <prompt> text: ```Di Chinese dey endure plenti wahala as dem dey live for di world's most populous country: standing for overcrowded trains for 40 hours; sleeping outside hospitals to secure doctor's appointment; waiting more than one year to get driver's license.

Add getting U.S. entry visa to di list. People wey apply dey wait as long as 60 days to secure appointment for one of di five U.S. consular locations for China wey dey process visas. For there, dem dey often see long queues, followed by face-to-face interview wey fit end badly within seconds.

Right now, na only about 100 U.S. visa officers dey for China, and dem dey face plenty challenges especially during summer when tourists and students dey travel pass. "E no easy work," Charles Bennett, minister-counselor for Consular Affairs for U.S. Embassy for Beijing, tell im staff. "You dey make, for some cases, life-changing decisions many times for one day, and e fit cause serious tiredness."

To adjust, US consular services don expand their hours, add about a dozen extra staff and hope to get another 20 officers by spring. Dem dey also expand more facilities.

Despite di shocking numbers, di embassy still dey worry about accusations say dem dey reject applicants unfairly and say di process dey too stressful. "I don tire," Wendy Liu, 24, talk. Di single woman from Beijing talk say dem recently reject her visa and tell am to re-apply when her personal life and finances dey more stable. "I go go anywhere but U.S. now," she talk. "I think say America suppose be country of freedom."

To visit U.S., Chinese people gats prove say dem get enough money and family or business ties wey fit make dem return back to China. Department of Homeland Security talk say dem no dey keep records of how many Chinese people dey overstay their visas.

Student visas fit dey reject based on national security reasons. Tan Ge, 25, wey dey from Beijing believe say dem no accept am after he talk say im dey interested in infrared technology and nanoelectronics for im application. E dey study for Canada now after he bin dey forced to leave full scholarship for Arizona State University.

Di on-the-spot process for U.S. Embassy fit dey unbearable for Chinese applicants, wey dem dey ask to bring their bank statements, property deeds, marriage licenses and HUKOU, wey be Chinese household ID.

"E make me feel very uncomfortable," Xu Yong, 28, wey be journalist wey need business visa last month to cover conference for New York talk. "Dem make me feel like person from Third World country wey dey up to no good."

After he give im fingerprints, Xu wait to be called for im interview, dey sit for area wey quiet like library. Each minute wey pass dey feel like one century.

After one hour, Xu and three other people dey called go window for their interview. Two people wey dey before am dey reject. Then di American officer, wey dey speak fluent Chinese, collect Xu's paperwork, ask some simple questions and talk say, "Congratulations."

"I bin dey so nervous. Di first thing wey I do when I comot na to call my mama and tell am say I don pass," Xu talk. "Na she warn me say e no go easy."

Answer this series of questions:

1. How many US visa officers are in China?
Ans: About 100 U.S. visa officers dey for China.
2. Who is Charles Bennett?
Ans: Charles Bennett na minister-counselor for Consular Affairs for U.S. Embassy for Beijing.
3. What does he make that causes tiredness?
Ans: He dey make life-changing decisions many times for one day wey fit cause great tiredness.
4. What documents does a Chinese applicant need to bring to the US Embassy?
Ans: Chinese applicants gats bring their bank statements, property deeds, marriage licenses and HUKOU, wey be Chinese household ID.
5. Who is Xu Yong?
Ans: Xu Yong na journalist.
6. How old is he?
Ans: He dey 28 years old.
7. What happened with his application?
Ans: He eventually pass after interview.
8. What did Wendy Liu say about the application process?
Ans: She talk say she dey fed up and she go go anywhere but U.S. now.
9. What do the Chinese have to do to get a doctor's appointment?
Ans: Dem fit sleep outside hospitals to secure doctor's appointment.
10. How long does it take to get a driver's license?
Ans: Dem fit wait more than one year to earn driver's license.
11. Why was Lucy's application rejected?
Ans: Her application was rejected because she was told to re-apply when her personal life and finances were more stable.
12. Why was Wendy's application rejected?
Ans: Wendy's application was rejected recently.
13. Where's she going to go now?
Ans: She talk say she go go anywhere but U.S. now.
14. How old is she?
Ans: She dey 24 years old.
15. Is she married?
Ans: She no be married.
16. Who is Tan Ge?
Ans: Tan Ge na Beijing native.
17. Where is he now?
Ans: He dey study for Canada.
18. What are his interests?
Ans: He dey interested in infrared technology and nanoelectronics.
19. What did he have to give up when his application was rejected?
Ans: He bin dey forced to abandon full scholarship to Arizona State University.
20. To which school?
Ans: Arizona State University.``` <response>: ```1. 100
2. minister-counselor for Consular Affairs
3. life-changing decisions
4. bank statements, property deeds , marriage licenses and HUKOU, a Chinese household ID.
5. a journalist
6. 28
7. he passed
8. she's fed up
9. sleeping outside hospitals
10. more than a year
11. unknown
12. her personal life and finances were not stable
13. anywhere but the U.S.
14. 24
15. no
16. Beijing native
17. Canada
18. infrared technology and nanoelectronics
19. a full scholarship
20. Arizona State University.``` 