Hello everyone, I'm Lantai. Today I will tell you a story full of vicissitudes - * ex-wife He Zizhen spent the difficult years in a Soviet psychiatric hospital. In this article, we'll delve into the reasons for her relationship breakdown and her misadventures in a foreign land.
**Marriage with He Zizhen: The breeding of emotional rifts.
As we all know, the main responsibility for divorcing He Zizhen fell on He Zizhen. This is not because of Lantai's partiality to ***, but because of He Zizhen's stubborn temper, he often has disputes with ***. Before the Long March, ** once jokingly said to He Zizhen: "You are iron, I am steel, and there is a jingle bell." However, with the increase of foreign affairs activities, He Zizhen frequently fell into jealousy because of his deep love, which caused conflicts and emotional rifts between husband and wife.
The arrival of the American journalist Smedley and a charming female translator further deepened the conflict between the two and became the fuse for their relationship to break down. ** once told Tao Zhu's wife Zeng Zhi about this past, recalling: "Once a foreign female reporter interviewed me, American women are open and unrestrained, and I also like to joke, we talk and laugh, which angered He Zizhen, she not only scolded others, but also started fighting. I criticized her for being ignorant and ignoring the influence, but she was not convinced, and the two of us quarreled very much for ......”
He Zizhen's departure and trip to the Soviet Union.
In 1937, the resolute He Zizhen angrily left Yan'an, first to Xi'an, and then to Shanghai, claiming to be for "healing", "studying" and "resting". Although *** sent guards to pick her up, He Zizhen just asked them to bring back a handkerchief with the words "Farewell from now on".
He Zizhen ignored the repeated retention of ***, and boarded the plane to the Soviet Union without hesitation, when she was still pregnant. In Moscow, He Zizhen gave birth to a son, named Liova, and began her studies in the Soviet Union anonymously. However, in 1938, ten-month-old Liao Wa died of pneumonia, which became an eternal pain in He Zizhen's heart. At the same time, there was news of *** remarriage in China.
After that, He Zizhen was placed in Monino Children's Hospital, one of the international children's homes in the Soviet Union, for a long time, and Zhang Mei, who accompanied ** to the Soviet Union for treatment, lived with her. During the days in the children's home, He Zizhen's life should have been quite dull, with a language barrier, nothing to do, and a group of children every day. Although He Zizhen had been writing to the relevant parties in the Soviet Union, hoping to get some work within his ability, the Soviet Union was facing the invasion of Nazi Germany at that time, and there were not enough resources to provide He Zizhen with a job, let alone a language barrier that made it difficult for He Zizhen to integrate into the working environment.
He Zizhen's plight in the Soviet Union.
In the early days of the children's home, He Zizhen's life was not too difficult, although the outbreak of the Great Patriotic War caused He Zizhen and the children in the children's home to be transferred to the Ivanov International Children's Home, where they were only given a daily ration of 400 grams of bread, but He Zizhen could also understand the difficult situation of the Soviet Union during the war. However, with the arrival of a new director of the Ivanov International Children's Home in 1943, He Zizhen's nightmare finally began.
The new dean, Magalov, is a clearly racist and discriminatory against Chinese children, in particular. Lantai would like to emphasize that although the Soviet leadership has always been hospitable to comrades from China, there has been a strong sense of racial discrimination among the Russian people since the days of Tsarist Russia, even against Jews who are also white.
Magalov's abuse and He Zizhen's collapse.
Magalov discriminated against the Chinese children in the children's home, finding fault and frequently reprimanding. During the Great Patriotic War in the Soviet Union, the already inadequate food ration was used by Magalov to meet the needs of him and his wife, while the food rations for the Chinese children were cut. Magalov often reprimanded He Zizhen: "You don't want to work here, do you want us to feed you lazy worms?" ”
He Zizhen has a resolute personality and a fiery temper, how can he endure Magalov's long-term insults?However, being in a foreign country and the language barrier made He Zizhen often in a state where she could not vent her anger, which further stimulated her already fragile nerves.
Under another insult from Magalov, He Zizhen could no longer bear it, and although she did not understand the language, she exploded into anger and quarreled with Magarov without hesitation. Unexpectedly, Magalov directly sent He Zizhen to a psychiatric hospital.
Two years of suffering: He Zizhen's days in a Soviet psychiatric hospital.
He Zizhen spent two full years in a psychiatric hospital until 1946, when ** and Wang Jiaxiang went to the Soviet Union, they learned that He Zizhen had been in a psychiatric hospital for two years. They immediately negotiated with the Soviet side, and finally got He Zizhen out of the mental hospital.
This painful history is embarrassing. In a foreign country, due to language barriers and various injustices, He Zizhen endured great suffering. Her experience is not only a testimony to a family strife, but also a portrayal of the suffering of ordinary people during the war years. I hope that this history can cause people to think deeply and give more understanding and respect to He Zizhen, a great woman in the past.
Epilogue. He Zizhen's experience in the Soviet Union is a little-known and confusing history. By revisiting this period of history, we can gain a fuller understanding of that era and the helplessness of individual destiny in the midst of historical upheaval. This story is a footnote to that era, and it is also a deep reflection on the bumpy fate of a woman.
**The Mystery of the Ex-Wife's Soviet Mental Hospital: The Story Behind It is Embarrassing" This article profoundly depicts He Zizhen's difficult experience in the Soviet Union, presenting readers with a time and space full of war years of suffering. The author uses vivid words to outline the breakdown of He Zizhen's relationship with ***, the helplessness and predicament in a foreign country, and arouses people's thinking about the deeper issues behind history.
First of all, the article vividly shows the twists and turns between the two historical figures by describing the rift between *** and He Zizhen's feelings. ** The love with He Zizhen was full of humor and humor at first, but with the intervention of external factors, especially the arrival of foreign journalists, the conflict between the two gradually escalated. This is not only a family conflict, but also a collision of politics and culture in the context of the times. This led me to think deeply about the political and cultural context of the time, and the resilience of human nature in the face of great changes.
Second, He Zizhen's experience in the Soviet Union shows the suffering of a woman in the war-torn years. The article vividly portrays He Zizhen's dull life in the children's home, with a language barrier and inability to integrate into the local culture, making readers feel her loneliness and helplessness. What is even more heart-wrenching is that she was treated unfairly under the discrimination of the new dean, Magalov. This led me to be concerned about the fate of individuals in a foreign land, and to reflect on the discrimination that existed in Soviet society at the time.
Finally, He Zizhen's two years in a psychiatric hospital are even more embarrassing. She is sent to a psychiatric hospital because she can't stand the insults of the new director, an experience that highlights her loneliness and helplessness in a foreign country. This also led me to understand the era of mental health issues, and to reflect on the society's concern and concern for mental health issues. As a kind of shelter, the psychiatric hospital has become a witness to He Zizhen's suffering, which made me think about the importance of social tolerance and care for mental health.
Overall, the article sheds light on He Zizhen's unfortunate fate in the Soviet Union through a profound and truthful narrative. The author uses delicate and nuanced brushstrokes to present the encounters of the characters of that era in the great changes in history. This has enriched my understanding of history, and I have also gained a deeper understanding of the tenacity and helplessness of human nature in difficult situations.
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