"Truth"The definition of the word in the dictionary is the original state and actual situation of the event, but is the fact really as it seems? The truth we see may be far from the real truth.
This is a story about the truth, but at the end of the story, we still can't reveal the truth, only a lot"Why"。Every reader has their own answer in mind, maybe all"Why"The answer is already hidden in your heart.
After all, it's just a story.
At about 8 p.m. on November 21, 1949, a serious car accident occurred under the high ridge by the Fengtang Bridge in the Qiaotou Village Group of the Qiaotou Village Committee of Chengjiang Town, Taihe County, Jiangxi Province.
A canvas medium-sized jeep with a license plate of the "Military Management Commission" turned over on four wheels in a puddle on the side of the road, and the pit was deep.
Three or four meters, knee-deep. The jeep's canopy was bent and the front of the car was badly deformed.
According to reports at the scene, there were six people in the jeep, two of whom were killed and three were injured, and the driver was missing.
Since there was no detailed record at the time of the crash, it can only be reviewed through the memories of the people involved. It is understood that in 2007, with the help of Taihe County, the party history staff of Ji'an, Jiangxi Province, found the old villager surnamed Xiao (hereinafter referred to as "Xiao Lao") who participated in the rescue that year, and verified and verified it in detail.
On the evening of November 21, he and some villagers of the same village held a meeting at a restaurant opened by a villager surnamed Tao to discuss the matter of donating rice and firewood.
As everyone was preparing for the meeting, they suddenly heard a cry for help. When they walked out of the restaurant, they found a bunch of headlights shining directly on a camphor tree more than ten meters high on the right. The villagers followed the direction of the headlights and found a medium-sized jeep with a license plate of "Military Management Commission" at the southern end of Fengtang Bridge.
Five or six meters overturned in a puddle by the side of the road.
When the canopy of the jeep was bent, a cry for help was heard from inside the car. Everyone immediately went down to save people, and Xiao Lao and more than a dozen villagers worked hard to rescue a soldier about 30 years old with a shell gun on his shoulder.
As soon as he was rescued, he was about to fire a gun before he could stand firmly, and told everyone that the person in the car was Minister He'......However, when Xiao Lao recalled this past, he resolutely denied that this soldier had said that he had encountered bandits, because there could be no bandits at that time.
The villagers managed to rescue a young man of about 1.7 meters and a middle-aged woman of about 40, who were in the back seat of the jeep and were the first to be rescued. However, when the villagers struggled to drag the jeep out of the puddle, they found Minister He and another young man in the front of the car.
Behind the car accident, there is a secret ...... that no one knowsThe victims of the car accident include He Yi, the widow of the third brother Mao Zetan, and Gu Yimin, the son of Zeng Biyi and Gu Bai.
Among the injured, Zeng Biyi, the first female secretary of **, and He Yi's long-lost son Mao Ancheng were also injured in the car accident. Shockingly, the driver of the crash took a bag with him on the run, and was later caught and admitted that he was a Kuomintang agent, which was actually a political assassination.
At the end of 1949, He Yi learned that her sister and brother-in-law's son Mao Anhong (also known as Mao Mao), who had been lost in the war, might be in southern Gansu, so she invited her friend Zeng Biyi and her son Gu Yimin to search for her.
At the same time, she also brought her long-lost son He Lucheng, whom she had only recently recognized.
He Yi is the first deputy director of the Organization Department of the Ji'an Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China, and the medium-sized jeep she drives is specially equipped by the Ji'an Prefectural Committee, with a driver and a guard.
He Yi and his entourage searched for Mao Mao to no avail, and refueled at Taihe bus station on the way back to Ji'an. It was getting late, it was raining, and the trail was slippery. The driver suggested staying in Taihe and leaving again the next day.
However, He Yi was in a hurry and insisted on setting off that night. According to the memories of the person concerned, He Yi and his entourage were driving in the rain when they reached the Fengtang Bridge when they suddenly encountered a group of people holding torches.
Due to the distance, they were unable to see what was going on with them. He Yi, who was sitting in the front seat, urgently reminded the driver to slow down and stop, but the driver accelerated and rushed over. As a result, the car rushed off the bridge due to a slippery road, resulting in a car accident.
The first time you read these contents, you might think that this was an ordinary accident or assassination, but after understanding the background of the time, many questions began to arise.
In this story, we will go through the form of questions, but we have not yet come up with an answer.
Why is there any doubt that the driver is a spy? First of all, was the purpose of this incident to assassinate the leader of New China or to create chaos? If it is the former, He Yi's status is not high enough; If it is the latter, the county party committee is better suited to create chaos.
Isn't it easier for drivers to flee after a car accident to be exposed? It's more like hiding something. Moreover, what secrets are hidden in the baggage taken away by the driver?
Why is there no relevant record of the driver's confession? Fourth, why did He Yi pursue Maomao's traces? This has to be broken down into several issues to analyze. (1) Maomao's true identity?
Mao Mao is the second son born to He Zizhen in Changting, Fujian Province in 1932, because the gender is a boy, so the chairman is the same as Yang Kaihui's three sons, named Mao Anhong.
In 1934, ** was forced to carry out a strategic shift and carry out the Long March, and due to the difficulty of the Long March, ** stipulated that no babies should be carried.
During the years of the revolutionary war, for the sake of the revolutionary cause, many Red Army couples had to leave their young children in the Soviet area to be taken care of by the comrades left behind or local villagers.
Mao Zetan and He Yi accepted this trust, they are the third brother and sister-in-law of ***, and they are also the sister-in-law of *** (He Zizhen's sister). Mao Zetan and his wife were among the people who decided to stay in the Soviet area and persist in the struggle.
2) How did Mao Mao get separated from her parents? Mao Mao's parents participated in the bloody battle after the main force of the Red Army withdrew from the Soviet area, but in the end they were outnumbered, the Soviet area fell, and the troops were forced to turn into guerrilla warfare.
In 1935, as the situation became more and more dangerous, Maomao's parents decided to secretly send Maomao to one of the guards' relatives for foster care, and only the two of them knew the secret.
The guards died shortly after returning to the team, and in April, Maomao's parents also died one after another, and Maomao's whereabouts have been unknown since then.
When bidding farewell to Maomao, He Yi originally wanted to go, but it turned out that she was pregnant, so she could only send Maomao away with tears. After He Yi learned the news of Mao Zetan's sacrifice, He Lucheng was only three months old, and later because of the environment, He Lucheng was fostered by his mother at a relative's house, and it was not until more than ten years later that they were able to recognize each other and reunite.
He Yi, a resilient woman, whose life is shrouded in the shadow of war. Her husband died on the front lines, leaving behind a young child, Mao Mao, and endless grief.
However, He Yi did not collapse because of this, but strengthened her determination to find Maomao. Because Maomao is not only her child, but also her sister's blood and sustenance.
When her sister left this world, she entrusted Maomao to her, and this heavy responsibility made He Yi never let go. She felt deeply guilty because she knew how important Mao Mao was to her sister.
Therefore, He Yi is determined to find Maomao no matter what, and give him a complete home. He Yi's heart is full of tenacity and courage, and her journey of finding is her tenacity in life and perseverance in responsibility.
In the following days, He Yi's main task is to find Maomao in addition to work and life. However, due to the very limited information left at the time, finding Mao Mao was as difficult as looking for a needle in a haystack.
In 1947, He Yi took the chairman's instructions and met his sister He Zizhen, who had returned to China. At this time, He Zizhen had been away from the chairman for a long time, so a new woman appeared by the chairman's side.
As for the reason why He Zizhen left the chairman, I will not tell it here, because that is another story.
The two sisters met and talked a lot, and the younger sister regretted that her sister could not return to the chairman's side, and hoped that the elder sister could return to her former position. At this time, looking at Jiaojiao beside my sister, I couldn't help but think of Maomao again, and the guilt came back again, and I was determined to help my sister find Maomao.
In 1949, when He Yi saw the chairman, he not only sent Jiaojiao back according to the chairman's instructions, but also wanted to find her sister's original position, but the chairman bluntly said that He Yi was too young and didn't know much about the world.
Despite this, He Yi was not discouraged, and she firmly believed that as long as she could find Maomao, she might be able to change the situation.