In the early years of the first year, when Qiao Guanhua was mentioned, everyone knew his name, and he was a man from Yancheng, Jiangsu. Born in the Xinhai years, his smile is high-spirited and is a classic. On the 15th day of the winter of 1971, at the United Nations General Assembly, Qiao Guanhua looked up to the sky and smiled, and the camera froze the frame, which became the beautiful talk of "Joe's laughter", and his picture was forever recorded in textbooks.
Everyone is familiar with "Joe's Laughter", but the deeds of the protagonist Qiao Guanhua are little known. Gai Qiao Guanhua is a native of Yancheng and has been prominent in diplomacy. The literary talent is also outstanding, and his writing has won the praise of ***: "Qiao's article can be worth two tank divisions." As everyone knows, Qiao Guanhua has been a talented man since he was a child, born in a wealthy family, and has a good education. When he was a teenager, he had excellent grades and was sixteen years old, Qiao Guanhua was admitted to the Department of Philosophy of Tsinghua University and studied hard.
In that year, Qiao Guanhua was twenty years old and went to Tokyo Imperial University in Japan for further study. When the Japanese invaded China, Qiao Guanhua resolutely returned to China, and went to Germany to study, unremittingly seeking a way to save the country. Since returning to China in 1937, Qiao Guanhua has served as the editor-in-chief of the Hong Kong "Current Affairs Evening News" and published a number of international current affairs reviews. Later, Liao Chengzhi recommended Qiao Guanhua to join the Communist Party, using the pen as a halberd to fight fiercely against the Japanese and Kuomintang reactionaries.
When Qiao Guanhua's articles such as "The Wave of Democracy", "Towards a Broad and Bright Place" and "Battle and Peace" were disseminated, his fame gradually became apparent, and he became a celebrity in Hong Kong.
After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Qiao Guanhua participated in the Chongqing negotiations and stayed in Chongqing as a member of the CCP delegation. In 1946, Qiao Guanhua went to Yan'an to report his work in detail. During his stay in Yan'an, Qiao Guanhua had cordial conversations with *** many times, and the two formed a deep friendship.
After the founding of New China, Qiao Guanhua was transferred to the first door, and he was also the chief at the time. Qiao Guanhua served as the assistant to the chief and was the most effective assistant. In the field of diplomacy, Qiao Guanhua has made a lot of achievements and has visited foreign countries with ***.
Because of his outstanding contributions, Qiao Guanhua has served as the first chief. Unfortunately, after the death of ***, Qiao Guanhua was overly sad and his body was decadent. A physical examination found lung cancer, and for several years after that, Qiao Guanhua has been battling the disease.
On September 22, 1983, Qiao Guanhua unfortunately passed away at the age of seventy. After Qiao Guanhua passed away, his wife Zhang Hanzhi made three wishes to **. First, there is no farewell ceremony for the remains, but farewell at home. Second, there is no need to publish a newspaper or a eulogy. Finally, the ashes should not be stored in Babaoshan and kept by his wife.
*Promise the three vows contained in the chapter. After the farewell ceremony was completed at home, Zhang Hanzhi personally sent Qiao Guanhua's body to Babaoshan for cremation with grief. On the way, Zhang Hanzhi burst into tears and had deep feelings for Qiao Guanhua.
Zhang Hanzhi once confided in his relatives and friend Du Xiuxian: "Old Du, I don't have the strength to live anymore." Many people may not be able to comprehend Zhang Hanzhi's deep feelings for Qiao Guanhua. In 1973, Zhang Hanzhi, who was 38 years old at the time, married 60-year-old Qiao Guanhua, although the two were twenty-two years apart, they lived a very loving life.
It is worth mentioning that Zhang Hanzhi is the daughter of Zhang Shizhao and used to be an English teacher. spent ten years with Qiao Guanhua, especially in the last few years of Qiao Guanhua's life, Zhang Hanzhi has always taken care of him. After Qiao Guanhua's death, with the encouragement of friends, Zhang Hanzhi walked out of grief until his death on February 1, 2008, at the age of 73.