In 1992, Ms. Fu Ya resolutely came to Taiwan Province with deep thoughts for her brother, General Chen Geng, despite the obstruction of her children. It all started with a letter she received more than a decade ago.
In 1980, her sister sent a letter from the United States, the contents of which aroused Fu Ya's deep longing and made her decide to go to Taiwan. After the *** improvement, Fu Ya immediately took a plane to Taiwan Province.
When Fu Ya set foot on the land of Taiwan, she was shocked by everything in front of her: when she left the airport, she looked at the taxis that came to pick up the airport, as if telling the warmth and welcome of this land.
When Fu Ya recalled this experience in his later years, he was full of emotion: "After walking out of the airport, more than a dozen cars were lined up, but I didn't know which one to sit in!" So, what did the letter mention that made Fu Ya decide to go to Taiwan?
Why haven't Fu Ya and his sister seen each other for so many years? What stories will Fu Ya have in Taiwan? Fu Ya, formerly known as Fu Huiying, was born in Jingdezhen, Jiangxi, and her hometown is in Shangyu County, Zhejiang, born in 1918.
Chen Geng, Fu Ya Fu Ya was born in a family of masters, his father was a guest of the scenes, serving as a think tank for dignitaries, his duty was to give advice, so he was well-read and proficient in strategy.
Fu Ya's father was a practitioner of new ideas, and he was very open to Western culture, allowing all ten of his children to be educated. Fu Ya studied abroad for many years, and did not interrupt his studies until 1937.
This year is a year that the Chinese nation can never forget. Japan's full-scale invasion of China has brought great suffering to the Chinese nation, and the domestic situation has become increasingly grim.
During the special period of the 77 Incident, Fu Ya's elder brother Fu Sen became acquainted with a man named Lin Boqu. Lin Boqu, yes"The five elders of Yan'an"One of them was a staunch fighter of the proletariat, an important cadre in the early days of our party, and enjoyed extremely high prestige in the party.
Over the years, Mr. Lin has recommended many people to join the Chinese Communist Party, and Mr. Fu is one of them. After Fu Sen decided to join the revolutionary wave, he drew his sister Fu Ya into the ranks and explained to her the current situation in China and the Communist Party's concept of serving the people, which deeply resonated with Fu Ya.
Under the influence of his elder brother, Fu Ya ended his studies at Nanjing Oriental Middle School and followed his brother to Yan'an, the holy land of revolution, without hesitation.
Fu Ya studied at the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University in Yan'an in 1938, and she also encouraged her younger brother Fu Xi and sister Yu Li to join the revolution together. Although Fu Ya's father was deeply worried about his children's decision, he felt that he had no time to oppose it, because the Japanese invaders were intensifying, having invaded North China and began to encroach on the southern part of China.
In the face of the Japanese attack and the retreat of the Japanese army, Fu Ya's father began to feel frightened, he knew that everywhere the Japanese army passed was a miserable scene.
In order to protect the lives of the whole family, Fu Ya's father decided to flee, and his refuge chose Taiwan.
In Taiwan, which was under Japanese occupation, colonial education flourished. Although the Taiwanese people have resisted, it has not caused much turmoil. Fu Ya's father was looking forward to returning to the mainland after the war.
However, no one expected that Taiwan would not return to the motherland in the end, but would confront the mainland. After his family left for Taiwan, Fu Ya chose to stay on the mainland and devote himself to the revolutionary cause.
In order to express her determination to the revolution and protect the safety of her family, she changed her name to "Fu Ya" and was active in the revolution under this name.
Although her brother, younger brother and sister all have their own tasks, Fu Ya has been working alone, making her a little lonely. However, just when she felt lonely and helpless, a special person came into her life, he was General Chen Geng, and the husband of Fu Ya we know well.
So, how did they meet? Let's go back to 1940, after Fu Ya graduated from Kang University, he entered the school art troupe to work. Her outstanding performance led her to be recommended to join the Communist Party of China the following year, and she became an excellent party member.
In the near future, Fu Ya met Chen Geng, the commander of the 386 Brigade, at the home of the regiment commander Wang Zhitao. Chen Geng was recuperating at Wang Zhitao's home at this time, because he was unfortunately injured in the battle against the Japanese invaders.
However, for Comrade Chen Geng, the physical injuries are not the most important, but the psychological injuries are the focus of his attention. Comrade Chen Geng once had a wife named Wang Genying.
Although Wang Genying's background is not as superior as Fu Ya's, she has a very high revolutionary consciousness. Wang Genying's family was poor, and at the age of nine she began working as a child laborer in a capitalist factory, where she was exploited.
However, after several workers' movements, she joined the Chinese Communist Youth League and became a staunch revolutionary.
In Shanghai in 1927, Chen Geng met the simple and hard-working Wang Genying and was attracted by the characteristics of the other party. They are not only comrades-in-arms, but also husband and wife, and together they rescued many Communist Party comrades and have been commended by the party many times.
Their relationship also warmed up in the process. However, in 1939, Chen Geng lost his beloved wife forever. That year, Wang Genying was transferred to the revolutionary front line in northern Shaanxi to fight against the Japanese invaders, but as a result, her school station was exposed, and the Japanese sent a large number of men to besiege Wang Genying's place.
Wang Genying, a heroic female fighter against Japan, her deeds are deeply touching. In the face of the urgency of the situation, she fought side by side with her soldiers, successfully killed a large number of enemy soldiers, and was about to break through.
However, she suddenly remembered that an important document of our party had been forgotten in her office. Desperate for all obstacles, she returned to the office alone to get the documents, but unfortunately encountered an attack by the Japanese army on the way, and finally died heroically at the age of 33.
Wang Genying's death hit Chen Geng very hard, although he always said that it didn't matter, but the pain in his heart made him unbearable. A comrade-in-arms who knew him best and understood him best left him like this, and from now on, no matter how much he had thoughts and pains, who could he confide in?
Wang Genying, a brave and fearless warrior, her deeds will always be remembered in our hearts. With her life, she has interpreted her infinite loyalty to the party and the people, and her spirit will always inspire us to move forward.
Chen Geng was unfortunately wounded on the battlefield, he was upset, and the organization sent him to Wang Zhitao's home for recuperation. Wang Zhitao felt sorry for Chen Geng, he knew that the reason why Chen Geng couldn't fight was not only physical trauma, but also his deep feelings for Wang Genying.
In order not to affect the battle, Wang Zhitao began to look for a solution. At this time, Fu Ya appeared in Wang Zhitao's life. Fu Ya was transferred to the anti-Japanese battlefield and was in charge of logistics, she was generous and erudite.
Under Wang Zhitao's matchmaking, they were able to get acquainted.