Zeng Zhi conducted surprise inspections on *** twice, and even opened the pot to see the content of the meal.
In the poem, ** was praised"The sons and daughters of China have many strange ambitions, and they do not love red clothes and love arms"。In modern Chinese history, many heroines have emerged. After freeing themselves from the shackles of feudal society, women showed the same outstanding ability as men.
On Jinggang Mountain, the Red Army had three famous heroines, among whom He Zizhen and Wu Ruolan were widely known, and the other was married to Zeng Zhi, who was Tao Zhu.
Zeng Zhi devoted his whole life to the revolutionary cause, and after liberation, he even became the deputy director of the Central Organization Department. Judging by her life, she can definitely be called a legendary woman.
The female heroine Zeng Zhi Zeng Zhi was originally known as Zhaoxue and was born in Hunan in 1911. As a child, Zeng Zhi showed a spirit of rebellion that was different from that of other girls, and was particularly disgusted with secular etiquette.
Therefore, as an adult, she decided to change her name to "Zeng Zhi" as a way to express her inner ambition to be not inferior to men.
In October 1926, Zeng Zhi joined the revolution and became a member of the Communist Party of China. After participating in the revolution, she not only bravely refused the marriage arranged for her by her parents, but also changed her name.
In the ranks of the revolution, Zeng Zhi met her first husband, Xia Mingzhen, who was the head of the organization of the Hengyang Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China. Like Xia Mingzhen's elder brother Xia Minghan, Xia Mingzhen is also a revolutionary who sees death as home.
Zeng Zhi and Xia Mingzhen shared common ideals and revolutionary friendship, but unfortunately, only a year after their marriage, Xia Mingzhen died heroically.
The death of Zeng Zhi's husband made her deeply saddened, but this grief did not dampen her revolutionary enthusiasm. In 1928, she became the secretary of the Party Committee Office of the Seventh Division of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Army and was an outstanding cadre in the party.
In the base area, there are few people who do not know her name. Although there are many people who pursue her, there are very few people who dare to express their love to her, after all, not everyone dares to approach an excellent female cadre like her.
However, Cai Xiemin is an exception.
In the Nanchang Uprising, Cai Xiemin showed outstanding leadership skills, which made him highly prestigious within the party. During the Jinggangshan period, he served as the party representative of the 30th and 32nd regiments.
In his first encounter with Zeng Zhi, Cai Xiemin was attracted by Zeng Zhi's unique charm. Zeng Zhi is known for her pungent personality, but in Cai Xiemin's eyes, she is a beautiful thorny rose.
Cai Xiemin's initiative and revolutionary bearing deeply attracted Zeng Zhi, and the two soon fell in love. Zeng Zhi dared to conduct a surprise inspection of the chairman, and her courage and determination made her a bright star in the red base area.
On Jinggang Mountain, she got the nickname of "Red Girl", which not only reflects her straightforward character, but also reflects her ability and excellence in her work.
Even, she dared to joke with ***, this kind of straightforwardness and boldness are admirable.
Zeng Zhi is a woman who dares to speak out, and she will not hesitate to express her opinions no matter who she faces. Although this straightforward personality has made her suffer a lot, and has even been excluded and suppressed, her love for *** is undoubted.
Zeng Zhi and *** met before going to Jinggangshan. In 1928, Zeng Zhi and his newlywed husband Cai Xiemin prepared to go to Jinggangshan together. When she was tired of leaning on Cai Xiemin's body and falling asleep, someone outside the door suddenly shouted: "Lao Cai, is Lao Cai inside?".
As soon as the words fell, the person who came had already walked into the house.
After Cai Xiemin woke up, he introduced Zeng Zhi to the first time he met, Zeng Zhi was a little nervous, but he didn't have any leader's shelf. After a simple conversation, Zeng Zhi eliminated his worries, and the conversation with *** naturally became easy.
After a long time, the chairman became "** It is this familiarity that makes the chairman trust Zeng Zhi very much." **Shortly after marrying He Zizhen, He Zizhen became pregnant.
At that time, it was a difficult time for revolutionary work, and it was difficult to take care of his pregnant wife with a full schedule of work every day. So, ** thought of Zeng Zhi and hoped that she could take more care of He Zizhen.
Therefore, ** found Zeng Zhi and said to her: "Zeng Zhi, I want to lead the team to Jiangxi, He Zizhen is pregnant, and she can't go with me." She stays, and you're in charge of taking care of her.
Zeng Zhi misunderstood the meaning of ***, thinking that he wanted her to take care of He Zizhen around the clock. However, ** explained that he just hoped that Zeng Zhi would care about He Zizhen, not ask her to take care of him around the clock.
After Zeng Zhi understood, a smile appeared on his face and promised to care about He Zizhen. The chairman said reassuringly that he would ask Zeng Zhi a lot in the future.
Zeng Zhi's respect and trust for the chairman is not only reflected in the resolute implementation of the tasks assigned by the chairman, but also in the fact that she dares to question the chairman's way of life.
During the Jinggangshan period, the living conditions of the Red Army soldiers were very difficult, and the diet was simple. Some of the fighters who came out of the old army had questions about the chairman's standard of living, which made Zeng Zhi feel dissatisfied.
She believes that *** will not be special, and at the same time, because of her straightforward character, she dared to go to the chairman's house to report to his house when he was eating, and proposed to eat at the chairman's house, and even lifted the lid of the pot to see what kind of food was inside.
This direct and authentic way of communication reflects Zeng Zhi's deep respect and trust for the chairman.
Zeng Zhi saw the same red rice and pumpkin porridge as the soldiers twice in a row, which made her completely believe that *** was not special. ** is open-minded, and naturally knows about Zeng Zhi's sudden visit and some rumors in the team.
But *** was not unhappy because of Zeng Zhi's sudden attack, but it became a good story many years later. Zeng Zhi and Tao Zhu eventually became married, but their marriage to Cai Xiemin did not come to an end.
In 1934, Cai Xiemin died because he was betrayed by a traitor. This is the reality, when revolutionaries take the ideal in their hearts as the goal of their life's struggle, they should have the consciousness to respond to changes at any time.
Zeng Zhi is such a person, Cai Xiemin's sacrifice is a pain in her heart, but the sacrifice of her two husbands has also strengthened her determination to carry the revolution to the end.
Zeng Zhi was engaged in underground work in Fujian Province and covered up with Tao Zhu as a fake husband and wife. The two have experienced many life and death trials together, and gradually developed feelings. Although Zeng Zhigang lost her husband and should have waited for a while according to common sense, the years of revolution have made them understand that they have put life and death aside, so why should they care about the world's eyes?
So they decided to get married and come together. Fortunately, they survived the dark years and grew old together. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, they all held important positions in the party.
Tao Zhu served as secretary of the Guangxi and Guangdong Provincial Party Committees, and also served as the vice premier, and was by-elected as a member of the Politburo Standing Committee in 1966. However, the arrival of the "special period" has put their lives in trouble.
Tao Zhu ended his political career and died of injuries in 1969.
In the last stage of Tao Zhu's life, Zeng Zhi was always by his side. He deeply felt Zeng Zhi's inseparability, so he wrote a poem "Gift to Zeng Zhi" as a farewell before his death.
The poem reads: "It was hard for me to return to the battlefield, but my deep friendship moved me as if I were in the clouds. The relentless years have urged the change of cold and summer, and the hardships of life have covered my heart with dust.
The sick horse also knew that it was neighing at the edge of the stable, and the withered sunflower also felt the cold of the frost. The past has been forgotten by me, and only by being selfless in my heart can I have a broad world.
In Tao Zhu's poem, every word is like the cuckoo's cry of blood, which makes people unbearable to read.
Zeng Zhi devoted himself to national construction in his later years, and his ashes returned to Jinggangshan after his death. Under the influence of the Taozhu incident, Zeng Zhi was subjected to quarantine and censorship for a long time until he resumed his work in 1977, serving as deputy director of the Central Organization Department and member of the Central Advisory Committee.
During the special period, she actively worked for the party organization to set things right and redress unjust cases, and at the same time devoted herself to the cultivation and selection of economic and scientific and technological talents, and cultivated talents for the construction of the motherland.
Until her retirement in 1983, she was still concerned about national construction and devoted herself to poverty alleviation in the old revolutionary areas. After her death in 1998, she donated the 60,000 yuan she had saved to Project Hope.
Zeng Zhi was a great mother who raised four children in her lifetime. The eldest son, Shi Laifa, is the crystallization of her love with Xia Mingzhen, for the revolutionary cause, he was just born and handed over to a family surnamed Shi in the base area to raise, until the liberation of the mother and son were able to reunite.
The second son and third son Cai Shihong were both born to her and her second husband Cai Xiemin, but unfortunately, the second son died early. Cai Shihong grew up under the careful care of her parents and inherited their revolutionary spirit.
Zeng Zhi's youngest daughter, Tao Siliang, is the crystallization of her love with Tao Zhu and was raised by the couple themselves. In the process of Tao Siliang's growth, Zeng Zhi not only taught her to establish lofty revolutionary ideals, but also hoped that she could rely on her own efforts to create a world of her own on the road of life.
Among Zeng Zhi's children, Shi Laifa is her longest-lost son. In 1951, Zeng Zhi found him with the help of **. At that time, Shi Laifa was still a baby and had grown up**, and he was very surprised by his mother who suddenly appeared.
Zeng Zhi wanted to make up for the debt he owed to his son over the years, and offered to let him work in the factory to Xi cultural knowledge. This may be the only time Zeng Zhi wants to use his ability for the benefit of his children.
However, Shi Laifa refused, because he already had a family and an eighty-year-old adoptive mother to take care of. Although it is a happy event to recognize your biological mother, it is also unethical to leave like this.
So Shi Laifa finally chose to stay in Jinggangshan, be a farmer with peace of mind, and take care of his wife and adoptive mother.
Although Zeng Zhi is full of reluctance in her heart, she deeply believes in and respects her eldest son's choice, and is proud of his loyalty and benevolence. However, the regret of being separated from her eldest son for many years has always haunted her heart.
On the occasion of her death, Zeng Zhi left a wish to return to Jinggangshan to be buried, perhaps this is also a reflection of her deep longing for her eldest son. Zeng Zhi devoted her life to the revolutionary cause and was honest and honest, and she once said to Tao Siliang: "I am willing to sacrifice everything, even my life, for the interests of the party and the people."
Although I am a woman, I am a staunch fighter on the path of revolution. The path I have chosen, no matter what, will continue. ”
At 21:39 on June 21, 1998, Zeng Zhi died of illness in Beijing at the age of 88. According to his last wishes, after his death, his ashes were scattered on Jinggang Mountain, and he became one with this land forever.
He was reunited with this land and with the martyrs who had shed their blood on this land.
Zeng Zhaoxue, a female revolutionary, with firm belief and indomitable spirit, spent her life practicing the ancient adage of "women do not let their eyebrows go". Her life, full of brilliance and magnificence, is still celebrated by people today.
Zeng Zhaoxue, formerly known as Zeng Zhi, was born on April 4, 1911 in Yizhang County, Hunan Province, and was an outstanding leader of the organizational front of the Communist Party of China.
Her story has inspired countless people to bravely pursue their ideals and beliefs.