Zhu Chengrong As long as his body allows, he will always pay attention to the growth of soldiers

Mondo Health Updated on 2024-01-30

In April 2001, Zhu Chengrong, the eldest sister of Linyi, Shandong Province, pulled 5 tons of dumplings from Jilin, and the car overturned on the road due to heavy snowfall, and the surrounding people came to rob it. She could only ask for help from local PLA soldiers, but she didn't expect that after this dealing, Zhu Chengrong would become the "mother" of more than 5,000 soldiers many years later.

In Linyi, Shandong, there is an ordinary and great woman Zhu Chengrong. With her tenacity and kindness, she won the hearts of more than 5,000 soldiers and became their "mother".

The story began in the spring of 2001, when Zhu Chengrong was carrying five tons of dumplings to return to Linyi, but encountered an accident on the way, the vehicle overturned, and the dumplings were scattered all over the ground.

Just as she was in despair, a group of young soldiers from the barracks appeared in time to help her reload the scattered dumplings into the truck. This deep gratitude took root in her heart, and she secretly vowed to repay these soldiers who had selflessly helped her in the future.

Through her hard work, Zhu Chengrong's dumpling shop has gradually gotten on the right track, and its business is booming day by day. She has never forgotten her original promise and wants to give back to those soldiers who have quietly dedicated. Under her leadership, a team of volunteers to support the army was formed, and various forms of assistance and condolence activities were carried out.

Over the past 20 years, Zhu Chengrong and her team have braved hardships and dangers to visit more than 400 military camps and traveled more than 500,000 kilometers. Every winter, they will rush to the border to make dumplings and chat with the soldiers, bringing them the warmth of the festival and the taste of home.

Zhu Chengrong paid for insoles and daily necessities by himself, and delivered them to every soldier with his heart. Therefore, the soldiers affectionately called her "Mother Zhu".

Once, Zhu Chengrong went to a certain unit in Liaoning and got acquainted with a soldier named Zhang Guangqi. He has no parents since he was a child, and every time he hears his comrades-in-arms and his family fighting, he can't help but have tears in his eyes.

Zhu Chengrong was distressed and offered to be his mother and bring him maternal care. One night, she found that Zhang Guangqi was recording a ledger of loans, with a total amount of more than 100,000 yuan, all of which he borrowed from relatives and friends for the treatment of his sick mother.

Zhu Chengrong looked at Zhang Guangqi, his heart was full of sympathy, and offered to help him repay all his debts. But Zhang Guangqi resolutely refused to accept it, and he resolutely said that he would pay off every penny by himself. At that moment, the relationship between the two was extremely sincere, and the mother-son friendship between Zhu's mother and Zhang Guangqi was also deeper.

Relying on his perseverance, Zhang Guangqi finally realized his dream and successfully entered the military academy for further study. Zhu Chengrong always rushed to the front line when the country encountered difficulties, and made great contributions to the fight against SARS, the ice and snow disaster in the south, and the new crown epidemic.

Today's Zhu Chengrong is 69 years old, and despite her inconvenience, she still sticks to her original intention and insists on going to military camps around the country every year to visit her beloved "sons".

She often said that as long as her body allows, she will always pay attention to the growth of military personnel. Zhu Chengrong is not only an entrepreneur, she is also a good mother with the spirit of Yimeng Hongsao. She uses practical actions to show us what it means to be boundless and what it means to give without reservation. Let us pay our highest respect to the best soldier mother, Zhu Chengrong from Shandong!I'm going to be hot

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