Zhu Daolai is like a young man Mao, with the same background, why did he refuse to admit it
When he led the Red Army into the first base area, his child Mao Anhong was born. Like their Jiangxi friends, they all have a friendly nickname - "Mao Mao".
With the start of the Long March, the young Mao Mao was fostered in the homes of local residents.
He Zizhen gave birth to her second child in Changting Hospital, and she named the child Mao Anhong, pinning her hopes for the future of the Red Army. Because of Zhu Daolai's appearance, life experience and adoption background, He Zizhen almost concluded that this was her child.
Naturally, *** who learned the news was also very excited, this is the only child who was born by his side. But what is surprising is that ** did not recognize Zhu Daolai.
Why? The birth of Anhong represents a new hope and the beginning of life, and is the expectation and wish for the future of the Red Army.
Mao Anhong's birth did not go well, and his mother He Zizhen suffered from malaria at that time and was unable to take care of him personally. For the sake of the child, they found a local wet nurse in Jiangxi.
In Jiangxi, newborn children have a special nickname called Maomao, which symbolizes new life and hope. Because *** is also surnamed Mao, they call him Mao Mao along with the nurse.
Mao Mao grew up to two years old by the side of *** and He Zizhen, and he looked more and more like *** He can already call his parents and love him. However, the beginning of the Long March made it impossible for them to take their children with them, and they were afraid that the children would fall into the hands of the enemy, which would be a great threat.
Therefore, they decided to leave Mao Mao to be raised by Mao Zetan and He Yi in Ruijin. Before leaving, He Zizhen sewed a cotton coat for Mao Mao out of cotton and used her military uniform to keep him warm.
She hopes that Mao Mao can grow up healthily under the protection of his military uniform and parents, and also hopes that he can return to her side as soon as possible. This small gray cotton coat is full of mother's love and expectation.
Mao Mao is the child of Chairman *** and He Yi. During the Long March, Mao Mao was entrusted to a fellow villager, but the enemy's penetration exposed Mao Mao's hiding place, and Mao Zetan had to transfer Mao Mao to another family.
However, in the process of transferring, Mao Zetan sacrificed, and Mao Mao's news disappeared. After the war, He Yi was concerned about Maomao and sent letters to Chairman *** many times, hoping to find Maomao.
However, the chairman believes that when Mao Mao was young, they could not take him away, and it was the local people who raised him carefully. And now that life is better, the child should be brought back, but how to deal with those adoptive parents who raise Mao Mao with their hearts?
The chairman did not approve of He Yi's continued search for Maomao, but because of her husband Mao Zetan's regret and her sister He Zizhen's longing for Maomao, He Yi decided to go to Jiangxi to find it. Although she knew that Mao Zetan transferred Mao Mao to **, she didn't know which family was helping to adopt.
This made He Yi's heart full of regret and guilt. However, on the way to find Maomao, He Yi unfortunately suffered a car accident and unfortunately passed away. Maomao's fate remains uncertain.
He Zizhen has always believed that her Maomao is still alive in this world, although they have not seen each other for 20 years, and their life and death are uncertain. Although the relationship between them is only a nominal father-son relationship, He Zizhen still decided to start looking for Maomao.
She understood the feelings of the Red Army soldiers who put their children in the homes of ordinary people, and she missed her children very much. So, she wrote a letter to the then governor of Jiangxi, asking him to help find the children of the Red Army who had asked the people to support them during the Long March, as well as her own Maomao.
At that time, Mao Mao was already a 21-year-old adult.
After repeated search and assistance from many parties, I finally found a peasant family surnamed Zhu in Jiangxi, the male owner is called Zhu Shengtao, and the female owner is called Huang Yueying. In 1934, they adopted a boy entrusted by the Red Army and named him Zhu Daolai.
Because Zhu Daolai looked similar to ***, and the adoption time was also consistent with the time when he requested support, Jiangxi immediately sent the news and ** to He Zizhen.
After He Zizhen received the letter, she nervously opened the ** and recognized the boy as her child at a glance. Therefore, she asked Jiangxi to invite them to Shanghai to meet and learn more about the situation.
However, just when everyone thought that they had found the child, Zhu Daolai was taken to Nanjing by his mother. At this time, a comrade named Zhu Yueqian came to her, claiming that Zhu Daolai was her child, and she and her husband Huo Buqing were generals of the Red Army.
On the other hand, it is said that Zhu Yueqian is the wife of Huo Buqing, the right-hand man of ***'s subordinates, when she gave birth in the hospital, the birth was not smooth, and she needed a nurse to help breastfeed, and Huang Yueying was the nurse who was found.
Later, the Red Army was forced to transfer, and Zhu Yueying had no choice but to hand over the child to Huang Yueying.
Zhu Yueqian took Zhu Daolai to Nanjing and asked him to study at the East China Cadre Children's School. However, despite living in Nanjing for a while, Zhu Daolai still felt that he was not happy with his adoptive parents in Jiangxi and often missed them.
In the end, he decided to return to his adoptive parents. Although a few days are not as good as a few decades, in Zhu Daolai's heart, the adoptive parents who have raised him for more than ten years are the most important.
With He Zizhen's efforts, they arrived in Shanghai, and He Zizhen recognized Zhu Daolai as her child at a glance. She took out a gray cotton coat from her luggage, which she had sewn for Mao Mao.
Looking at Zhu Daolai, she confirmed that this was her child. After that, they also did a blood group test, and the results were consistent. Although there was no DNA technology at that time, He Zizhen, who learned about it, was still nervous and decided to tell the chairman.
Soon after Zhu Daolai arrived in Shanghai, Zhu Yueqian also came to Shanghai, claiming that it was her child. Faced with the rivalry between his two mothers, he has never lived intimately with either party, so he cannot tell who is right or wrong.
Zhu Yueqian and Huo Buqing are both comrades in the party, and if they are not handled properly, it will not only hurt the feelings of the two mothers, but also affect their devotion to the revolutionary cause. This matter was reported all the way to *** and told the chairman in detail.
After careful consideration, the chairman made a proposal: whoever this child is, he is a child of the Red Army, then hand him over to the organization. After Zhu Daolai was finally found, ** chose to let him stay in the organization instead of recognizing him.
In this way, he could avoid causing harm to either mother, and at the same time, Zhu Daolai did not leave with his adoptive mother, stayed in Beijing, and was eventually adopted by the "handsome mother" in the organization.
Handsome mom", whose full name is Shuai Mengqi, was a pioneer and teacher during the revolutionary period. She is a representative figure of our women's revolution and another of the children of our revolutionary martyrs"Mom"。
She adopted many orphans of martyrs and nurtured them so that they could thrive, gain knowledge and be educated. Zhu Daolai is one of them, he grew up healthy and happy under the care of his handsome mother.
Later, Zhu Daolai was sent to study at the Tsinghua Affiliated High School in Beijing, and was admitted to Tsinghua University with excellent results, becoming a valuable talent for China's national defense. He Zizhen has always regarded Zhu Daolai as his own child and often sent him daily necessities, and Zhu Daolai also maintained close contact with He Zizhen, Zhu Yueqian and Huang Yueying.
Regardless of his identity, Zhu Daolai was a child of the Red Army. In the revolutionary years, Jiangxi was a blessed land for the chairman. In 1929, ** came to Dabaidi in Ruijin, Jiangxi Province and achieved an important victory.
He praised Ruijin many times and expressed his gratitude for this place.
In 1934, the main forces of the Red Army were forced to leave Ruijin and begin the Long March. At that time, Maomao, the youngest son of **, was only two years old. Considering the hardships of the Long March, Mao Mao was too young to accompany him.
Despite all the reluctance in their hearts, the ** couple decided to hand over Mao Mao to their younger brothers Mao Zetan and He Yi to take care of and place him in the homes of local people. Such a situation was not uncommon in the Red Army, and many soldiers entrusted their children to the local people.
Some local people even volunteered to join the army and join the Long March. At that time, there were many scenes of fathers, sons, husbands and wives sending each other off and going to the battlefield together. When the news of Mao Anhong's separation reached the *** couple, their hearts were full of worry.
When leaving, Mao Mao had learned to wave goodbye to him, deeply engraved in his memory. After the war, everyone hoped to find Maomao, but *** said: "Don't look for it, he grew up in the people, let him be a child of the people." ”
Although as a parent, no one does not love their children, but the longing for Maomao in my heart is undoubtedly deep. Perhaps he was unwilling to give himself hope lest he suffer the loss.
Or maybe he doesn't want to see the child that the people have worked so hard to raise end up no longer around, he is his own child, and he is also the child of the people.
Zhu Daolai's appearance brought comfort to He Zizhen, and he couldn't help but sigh after seeing him. Although he did not end up staying with his two mothers, he was undoubtedly a heroic Red Army soldier.
His existence to some extent satisfies people's expectations for the Mao family. **'s broad-mindedness and great thinking are admirable. Countless soldiers sacrificed their family affection for the country, and even the whole family sacrificed their lives for the country, they only have the country and the people in their hearts, and their selfless dedication is always worthy of our memory and admiration.
We should cherish the time we spend with our parents and do our part as children. The reunion life that we can enjoy today is the result of countless revolutionary martyrs who paid for their families and lives.
Let us be grateful for this peaceful and beautiful society, and always cherish the memory of the selfless dedication of the revolutionary martyrs.