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In the spring of 1929, He Zizhen gave birth to a baby girl in the Red Army Hospital, but at this time the Red Army was moving into Guangdong.
They originally planned to bring the baby girl back to raise after the Red Army came to Longyan again or stabilized, but some accidents occurred during the growth of the baby girl, so they never found her.
He Zizhen only learned in 1973 that he had a lost daughter, Yang Yuehua, a revolutionary cadre in Longyan County. However, unfortunately, Yang Yuehua was unable to meet her biological parents.
So, what did she go through after separating from ***? Why didn't there be a clue until after liberation? How was her identity confirmed? Before that, she was adopted by four families.
In March 1929, ** led the Red Army from Jiangxi and Fujian to Guangdong, and Jiang Huaijin, a doctor at the Red Army Hospital, received a personal letter from the secretary of the special committee of western Fujian.
**The letter informed that a pregnant woman would go to the hospital in a few days to give birth, and asked Jiang Huaijin to make comprehensive preparations to ensure the safe delivery of the pregnant woman. Jiang Huaijin is well aware of the importance of pregnant women and has made careful arrangements for the delivery process.
The pregnant woman arrived at the hospital as scheduled and gave birth to a baby girl, which is Mao Jinhua, the eldest daughter of *** and He Zizhen. However, the Red Fourth Army was at a critical juncture in its transfer into Canton, and the Kuomintang reactionaries also got the news that they were about to enter Canton.
This meant that the Red Fourth Army would face a succession of vicious battles, and carrying the newborn baby could kill the baby on the road.
**After discussing with He Zizhen, it was decided to foster the girl at the villager's house and pick them up when they returned. The secretary of the special committee of western Fujian helped find a family, and accompanied He Zizhen to send Mao Jinhua to the house of Weng Qinghe, a shoemaker on Guanbei Street, Longyan County.
He Zizhen gave Weng Qinghe 20 pieces of Guangyang and silver rings, foot rings and clothes for the child, and Weng Qinghe promised to take good care of the child and wait for them to come back and pick it up.
However, shortly after the Red Army left the Longyan area, Longyan was occupied by the bandit Liu Chengbo, who wantonly killed civilians associated with the Red Army. Weng Qinghe was worried because of this.
Liu Chengbo failed to find clues about Mao Jinhua on Weng Qinghe, but after the Kuomintang reoccupied Longyan, they became more cruel to the people associated with the Red Army, which made Weng Qinghe uneasy day and night.
After a few days of thinking, Weng Qinghe finally decided to send the baby girl away, out of conscience, he did not abandon the child in the wilderness, but sent it to the door of Zanfeng Store in the south gate of Longyan County.
After the owner of the Zanfeng shop found Mao Jinhua, the owner of the neighbor rice shop also saw her. The two bosses had a good relationship, and after discussion, they decided to see if there were any family members who came to find the child, and if not, to help the child find an adoptive family.
Mao Jinhua's life was rough and there was no one to adopt, until the owner of the Zanfeng shop decided to adopt her. Aunt Weng's appearance brought hope to Mao Jinhua, and she agreed to adopt Mao Jinhua and accepted the sponsorship of the owner of the Zanfeng shop.
However, a year later, due to difficulties in life, Weng Gu had to send Mao Jinhua away. Fortunately, in 1932, ** and the army passed through the Longyan area and conquered Longyan County.
**Entrust your younger brother Mao** to find Mao Jinhua, and if you find it, you will take it with you to continue to raise. Mao Jinhua's experience makes people feel sympathy, while the kindness of *** and Mao ** is touching.
Although Mao Jinhua's life experience was tortuous, she finally found a warm home.
Mao Jinhua's disappearance made Mao ** very sad. Weng Qinghe's lies made Mao ** believe that Mao Jinhua was seriously ill and could not be reunited. Although Mao already has multiple sons, he still longs to have children by his side.
Mao Jinhua was transferred to Zhang Xianzhi, who sold fritters in Shandong, to be raised, but after Zhang Xianzhi's wife died, he could no longer take care of Mao Jinhua, which made Mao ** feel very regretful.
Zhang Xianzhi remembered his gambling friend Qiu Yingsong, although Qiu Yingsong was financially wealthy, but because of his addiction to gambling, no one was willing to marry his daughter to him. Eventually, he married Qiu Lanzai, a widow with a son.
Qiu Yingsong has a stable income, and although he gambles, under Qiu Lanzai's discipline, he will no longer lose all his money, which is enough to maintain the life of his family. And Qiu Lanzai is ingenious and will definitely be able to take care of Mao Jinhua.
Therefore, Mao Jinhua came to Qiu's house and became one of them. After going through four families, Mao Jinhua ended her wandering childhood. These people who have raised Mao Jinhua know that in fact, Mao Jinhua is the child of the Red Army abandoned by Weng Qinghe and fostered in his family.
Mr. Weng insisted that the child was dead, but insisted that the child had been sent away. When Mao Jinhua came to Qiu Yingsong's house, Qiu Lanzai was angry at first, because Qiu Yingsong brought Mao Jinhua home without her knowledge.
But Qiu Yingsong soon said that he was willing to raise Mao Jinhua to be the companion of Qiu Lanzai and her husband's son, Yang Rongfu.
Qiu Yingsong once proposed to marry Yang Rongfu after raising Mao Jinhua, but Qiu Lanzai finally decided to adopt Mao Jinhua and named her Qiu Yuehua, and even let her change her name to Yang Yuehua with her husband's surname, so as to make people mistakenly think that she was her biological daughter.
The reason behind this decision was that almost everyone in Longyan at that time knew that there was a big man in the Red Army who fostered his daughter in Weng Qinghe's house.
The Red Army was so popular in the local area that many of its relatives and friends became members of the Red Army. Even when the bandits occupied Longyan or the Kuomintang pursued it, no one revealed the slightest bit of information about this matter.
Among the locals, the news that the baby girl of Weng Qinghe's family suddenly disappeared, and the owner of the Zanfeng shop picked up a baby girl at the door is also widely known. With a little connection, it is easy to conclude that the baby girl who was picked up in Zanfeng Store was the baby girl fostered by the Red Army at Weng Qinghe's house.
However, under the "encirclement and suppression" of the Kuomintang reactionaries, the Red Army gradually narrowed the scope of the Soviet area, and in 1934 it was forced to start the Long March. Therefore, Qiu Lanzai chose such a way to make everyone believe that Yang Yuehua was her biological daughter.
Although Yang Yuehua grew up under the care of Qiu Lanzai, the quarrel with her brother Yang Rongfu at the age of five made her know that she may not be her own. Although Qiu Lanzai appeared in time to protect her, this seed still took root in Yang Yuehua's heart, making her always remember that Yang Rongfu, Qiu Lanzai and Qiu Yingsong were not in the blurred picture that followed the life of Zhang Xianzhi and his wife.
In 1951, Yang Yuehua devoted herself to revolutionary work, became a party member, and served in the county federation of industry and commerce. It wasn't until later that she confirmed her background from her aunt Zheng Qiudi.
In Longyan County in 1963, the activity of reminiscing about bittersweet memories aroused people's thinking about the contrast between the old and new societies. Yang Yuehua learned from her adoptive mother that her aunt Zheng Qiudi lost her daughter due to life in the old society, and she thought it was a good example, so she encouraged her aunt to tell this story in the event.
Zheng Qiudi also told about his suffering experience at the event, and the event went smoothly. After the event, Zheng Qiudi decided to tell Yang Yuehua about her background, and Yang Yuehua wrote a letter asking Wu Chaofang, the deputy commissioner of the Longyan Special Agency, to help her investigate her biological parents.
Surprisingly, Wu Chaofang received a request from his superiors to help investigate the whereabouts of his eldest daughter as early as 1951.
In 1951, the condolence group went to the old area of western Fujian to offer condolences, and entrusted Xie Jueya, a member of the delegation, to find the whereabouts of He Zizhen's eldest daughter. Xie Jueya immediately contacted Wu Chaofang, the magistrate of Longyan County, who in turn contacted Li residents to investigate.
In the end, the findings pointed to Mr. Weng, but he insisted that Mao died of typhoid fever four months after his adoption, leading to an impasse in the investigation. Despite this, residents of Li found clues in the local area, but due to incomplete information and time changes, it was not possible to trace them further.
Soon after the investigators found Weng Qinghe, Weng Qinghe took the initiative to write to ***, hoping to get help, because his family was living in difficulty. ** Responded to Weng Qinghe's request and sent him 300 yuan.
Probably because of this incident, *** thought that his eldest daughter had not died, so when he was chatting with him about work in 1953, **was entrusted by *** to find his missing little daughter.
**Guilty about this, because it was he who helped *** and He Zizhen find an adoptive family, but he failed to get Mao Jinhua back to them. So, he contacted again to investigate Mao Jinhua's whereabouts.
It wasn't until 1963 that Yang Yuehua contacted Wu Chaofang, and the truth of the matter began to surface. After receiving Wu Chaofang's report, Governor Wei Jinshui personally presided over the truth of Mao Jinhua's adoption on January 17, 1964.
When Weng Qinghe faced the memories of the provincial governor, although he was under great pressure, he finally told the truth of the matter. However, the next day, he changed his words and said that Mao Jinhua had died, which made Wei Jinshui only report the summarized materials to **, which was inspecting Zhangzhou at that time.
But in fact, Chen Diannan, who was in charge of the investigation, received a call from above at this time, asking to stop the investigation of this matter, and Chen Diannan did not know who made this greeting.
It was not until 1971, when Luo Wanchang, an old Red Army, was repatriated to his hometown Longyan that the mystery of Yang Yuehua's life history was raised again. Luo Wanchang, a veteran of the Red Army, reported the news to He Minxue, then vice governor of Fujian Province, who was Yang Yuehua's maternal uncle.
He Minxue He Minxue immediately asked Luo Wanchang and Red Army veteran Zhang Huanan to conduct an in-depth investigation, and after two months of hard work, it was finally confirmed that Yang Yuehua was Mao Jinhua.
He Minxue took these materials and took the opportunity to report to Beijing, handed over the information to *** and immediately inquired about the child's situation, and said that he would see the child the next day and asked He Minxue to send her to Beijing by plane.
However, the next day, *** expressed doubts about the child's origins. In the end, he said helplessly: "Let the people of the people take care of this child, and let He Minxue take care of it." ”
Although there was a deviation in the attitude of ***, it was caused by the helplessness of the family. In August 1973, ** instructed Mao Zetan and He Yi's daughter-in-law, Zhou Jianxia, to go to Longyan to confirm Yang Yuehua's identity.
Through the special physical characteristics of Mao Jinhua provided by He Zizhen, Zhou Jianxia finally confirmed that Yang Yuehua was Mao Jinhua. Moreover, Yang Yuehua's appearance is very similar to ***, and her movements and demeanor are similar to He Zizhen, which also makes Zhou Jianxia more confirmed this.
However, due to the special environment at that time, in order to prevent Yang Yuehua from being implicated, the father and daughter finally failed to meet each other. Moreover, because of He Zizhen's physical reasons, until He Zizhen's death in 1984, Yang Yuehua and He Zizhen, the mother and daughter, failed to recognize each other.
He Zizhen's connection with his uncle He Minxue was never broken until April 26, 1988, when He Minxue died of cancer at the age of 73. Today, Yang Yuehua is 93 years old, and although she has been living in her hometown in Fujian, she has not changed her name back.
Her story begins during the Agrarian Revolution, when she was forced to be separated from her parents because of the Red Army's transfer of operations. In the following years, in 1932, 1951, 1964 and 1973, she had several opportunities to recognize her biological parents.
However, her adoptive father, Weng Qinghe, was selfish and prevented her from returning to her biological parents three times. Although she confirmed her identity in 1971, she was still unable to recognize her biological parents due to the special period.
Although Yang Yuehua knew her life experience and experience, she still chose to accept it calmly. She knows that all this is the price paid by her parents for the Chinese revolution, and as a Communist Party member, she is willing to continue to dedicate herself to the country!