The younger brother-in-law remarried, there are conditions.
A letter from the past, written by *** to her brother-in-law Zhou Wennan, about her marriage to the teaching director Wang Yingqiao. **After reading the letter, after careful consideration, they agreed to their marriage, but hoped that Zhou Wennan could agree to him on one condition.
So, what are the conditions that are being emphasized? What kind of story does it have about ***'s younger brother Mao Zetan? Maybe you are not familiar with the name Zhou Wennan, but when it comes to her husband Mao Zetan, many people must know that he is the younger brother of ***.
Therefore, Zhou Wennan is ***'s brother-in-law. Zhou Wennan is a native of Guilin, Guangxi, knowledgeable, beautiful, petite and lovely, a typical Jiangnan talent.
In addition, she was born from a wealthy background, her father served as a governor, and she was influenced by new ideas since she was a child, so she is full of perseverance and beauty.
Mao Anying and his wife Zhou Wennan, when they first met, Zhou Wennan did not have too much affection for Mao Anying. At that time, Mao Anying came to visit Zhou Wennan's house as Zhou Wennan's niece Zhou Guoying.
Mao Anying admired the smart and clever Zhou Guoying very much, and often went to Zhou's house to make up lessons for her and gave her a lot of stationery. At that time, Zhou Wennan just regarded Mao Anying as a dedicated teacher.
However, in the later relationship, Mao Anying's talent and bearing gradually won the love of the Zhou family. When they learned that Mao Anying's eldest brother was ***, Zhou Wennan, who had admired soldiers, looked at Mao Anying even more differently.
The common ideals of Mao Zetan and Zhou Wennan brought them together, and Zhou Wennan spared no effort to help Mao Zetan carry out the revolutionary movement. At the meeting of revolutionaries, Zhou Wennan took the initiative to put forward her home as the address of the meeting, and in order for the meeting to be held smoothly, she often watched the wind outside, and this selfless dedication made their relationship closer.
When Mao Zetan expressed his desire to marry Zhou Wennan, ** reminded him that he should seek Zhao Xiangui's opinion first, because Zhao Xiangui is his wife, even if their marriage is not deep.
Although Zhao Xiangui and Mao Zetan hoped to write a letter to Zhao Xiangui, because they had lost contact, Mao Zetan knew nothing about Zhao Xiangui's whereabouts, so the marriage was finally approved.
Soon after, Mao Zetan and Zhou Wennan tied the knot, the two had a deep relationship, got along with the eldest brother's family, and praised Zhou Wennan, a cultured and reasonable brother-in-law.
Mao Zetan was a member of the Communist Party, who worked hard for the revolutionary cause every day, and rarely had time to accompany Zhou Wennan, Zhou Wennan did not complain about this, but fully supported Mao Zetan, and often participated in the women's movement.
However, the good times did not last long, and in 1928, the Autumn Harvest Uprising led by ** threatened Chiang Kai-shek's interests, and Chiang Kai-shek ordered a search of ***'s family and relatives to threaten ***
In March of the same year, Zhou Wennan, who had just given birth to her son Mao Chuxiong in Wuhan, was imprisoned along with her son.
Mao Chuxiong and Zhou Wennan's mother spent all their wealth to plead for mercy in order to rescue their grandson and daughter. Finally, after the Red Army conquered Changsha, Zhou Wennan was rescued, and at this time she had been separated from her husband Mao Zetan for many years.
When they met again, Mao Zetan already had a confidante by his side, that is, He Zizhen's sister He Yi. It turned out that after they separated, Mao Zetan was wounded in a battle and was arranged to recuperate in Jiangxi, and the organization arranged for He Yi to take care of him.
Mao Zetan was grateful to He Yi.
He Zizhen and He Yi have searched for Zhou Wennan in many ways, but they have never been able to do so. Even receiving the news of Zhou Wennan's sacrifice for the revolution, Mao Zetan was grief-stricken, but he did not give up his belief in the revolution and decided to continue to fight for the revolution.
Under He Yi's careful care, Mao Zetan's injuries and illness gradually recovered, and the revolutionary friendship between the two grew deeper, and they soon became married. When he saw Zhou Wennan again, Mao Zetan felt as if he had traveled through time and felt pain in his heart, but he didn't blame Zhou Wennan, because they knew that they were born in troubled times, and being alive was the greatest gift.
However, this reunion became a farewell. In 1935, Mao Zetan covered his comrades in the "Red Forest" mountainous area of Ruijin County to break through and unfortunately was shot and died. After Zhou Wennan learned the news, she was overwhelmed with grief, she and Mao Zetan have been separated from each other since then, and there is no possibility of seeing each other again.
**After the sacrifice of his younger brother Mao Zetan, he resolutely took on the responsibility of taking care of his younger brother's affairs and family, showing his brotherly affection. He wrote many letters to invite Zhou Wennan to work in Yan'an, and it was also in Yan'an that Zhou Wennan and Wang Yingqiao met and fell in love.
Wang Yingqiao's gentleness and thoughtfulness, integrity and kindness soothed Zhou Wennan's pain, and they were like-minded, confided in each other, and fell in love for a long time. For Mao Zetan's death, ** is full of regret.
He is the youngest of the three brothers of the Mao family, and his mother's last words before her death are to hope that he will take good care of his younger brother Mao Zetan, so he has always loved this younger brother who is 12 years younger than himself.
** Mao Zetan, who was educating his youth, not only had strict requirements in his schoolwork, but also led him to the road of revolution ideologically. In 1918, Mao Zetan embarked on a revolutionary journey and served as the head of the Political Propaganda Section during the Nanchang Uprising.
At the beginning of 1928, he hoped that his younger brother Mao Zetan could go to work in Qiaolin Township, Dalong District, Ninggang County, to strengthen the organizational building of the rural grassroots party. However, Mao Zetan resolutely refused, saying that he wanted to stay on the front line and fight.
This made *** feel a little annoyed, but he still insisted that this was an order from the organization, and Mao Zetan had to obey it. Despite Mao Zetan's resolute attitude, his determination and courage made *** deeply admired.
Mao Zetan did not give in, he deeply felt the urgency of the battle on the front line, and he was more eager to go into battle to kill the enemy than to work leisurely in the countryside. However, ** expressed dissatisfaction with Mao Zetan's decision, and he believed that Mao Zetan ignored the importance of the mass issue.
** Firmly told Mao Zetan: "Our Red Army fights the world for the poor people, and if we want the revolution to succeed, the most important thing is to be down-to-earth and exchange sincerity for the support of the masses." ”
After listening to ***'s words, Mao Zetan finally understood his brother's hard work, no longer stubborn, and immediately set off for Qiaolin Township. Many years later, Mao Zetan always kept in mind his brother's teachings and served the people with his heart, winning wide acclaim.
Mao Zetan, a heroic Red Army soldier, when he was holding the ** Soviet area, in the face of the enemy's crazy "purge", he not only worked hard to solve the material problem, but also strictly disciplined, and resolutely did not allow the army to invade the masses.
He was the fierce general in the team, and until the last battle before his death, he was risking his life to cover his comrades. In the battle of Honglin Mountain in Ruijin, Jiangxi, he resisted bravely, but was seriously wounded in the end.
Even though he was shot multiple times in the body, he continued to fight until the last moment of his life. Mao Zetan's sacrifice made *** deeply saddened, but as a leader, he had to hide his vulnerability, bear the pain alone, and could only cry silently in the middle of the night.
** has a deep family affection for his younger brother Mao Zetan, and he often introduces Mao Zetan's intelligence, courage and courage to others. After the death of his younger brother, ** has been kind to Mao Zetan's widow Zhou Wennan and her family, and even proposed to let Zhou Wennan take his mother to Yan'an to live with him to facilitate his care.
** did not oppose Zhou Wennan's remarriage, but supported it. In life, ** will also try his best to help Zhou Wennan.
** has always been concerned about women's issues, and he firmly believes that women should have advanced ideas and should not be bound by feudal etiquette. One of the cousins, Mao Zejian, is a good example.
Mao Zejian has lived a difficult life since he was a child, and was fostered in a *** family, and his parents took care of him. ** loved this only sister until her mother died, and her sister Mao Zejian was taken to her aunt's house, and later due to the pressure of life, 14-year-old Mao Zejian was forced to become a child daughter-in-law.
But *** did not give up on her, determined to save her from the sea of suffering. So, in 1920, ** returned to Shaoshan and helped Mao Zejian dissolve the unequal marriage contract.
**Let Mao Zejian return to Changsha to study, she was grateful, studied diligently, and lived up to expectations and was admitted to the Women's Normal School. **'s education infected her, so that she joined the revolution and became a revolutionary woman with knowledge and ideals, and the first martyr of the Mao family to sacrifice her life for the country.
** Not only advocates women's equal access to education, but also advocates freedom of marriage, and once persuaded his daughter-in-law Liu Siqi to remarry.
After Mao Anying's sacrifice, ** silently endured great grief, and in order to support his daughter-in-law Liu Siqi's studies, he chose to hide the news. It wasn't until three years later that he told Liu Siqi the truth, and promised to treat her as his own, and even sent her to study abroad out of his own pocket, expecting her to return to serve the motherland after completing her studies.
However, Mao Anying's departure made Liu Siqi lonely for ten years, and ** wrote many times to persuade her to remarry, but she could never forget Mao Anying. It was not until 1962 that Liu Siqi and Air Force cadre Yang Maozhi came together.
**, this great man with a righteous heart and reasonableness, expressed support for Zhou Wennan's remarriage. He knew the pain that Zhou Wennan suffered after Mao Zetan's death, and he also understood the love between Zhou Wennan and Wang Yingqiao.
In the new era, the freedom of marriage is admired, and their love for each other is human nature. Zhou Wennan specially wrote to inquire because he was grateful for ***'s kindness, and ** knew that he had no reason to refuse.
Therefore, ** expressed support for their marriage in a reply letter with only one condition, that is, they should remember the great spirit of Mao Zetan's sacrifice for the revolution and cannot be forgotten.
Among his family, a total of six died heroically, and his wife, brother and son all gave their precious lives for the revolutionary cause. Although they are gone, we should remember their sacrifice and dedication.
The Chinese revolutionaries represented by the Chinese Revolutionaries have used their bodies and spirits to open up a new road and create a brand-new China, which has enabled us to have peace and stability today.
The spirit of the martyrs will live on forever.