In March 1953, Jiangxi Governor Shao Shiping made a major decision because he remembered a letter he had received not long ago. During the Long March, he was entrusted by He Zizhen to the Ruijin masses at the age of two, but due to the sacrifice of the liaison, they lost contact.
He immediately arranged for people to be responsible for retrieving the child. This child is Mao Anhong, the son of Chairman *** and He Zizhen. So, how did Mao Anhong get separated from the chairman and his wife back then?
In November 1932, the first child of Changting, Fujian Province, ** and He Zizhen was born, which brought a lot of joy to the family.
Mao Anhong was born with the army Mao Anhong is the child of *** and He Zizhen, due to the harsh environment He Zizhen was ill, the doctor did not let her feed the child personally, and they found a wet nurse in Jiangxi.
The child teases and likes to shout "Mao Mao, Mao Mao", * and He Zizhen also called, the child's name is Mao Anhong, which is one more Mao character than ***, which means that the child will be stronger than himself.
The time spent together as a family of three was full of warmth and happiness. However, because of malaria alone in Yudu, dozens of miles away, He Zizhen was alone and wanted to take his son away, but everyone dissuaded him.
During the withdrawal from Longyan, Fujian, He Zizhen's eldest daughter died of illness.
After Mao Anhong was sent away, He Zizhen was immersed in the grief of the separation of flesh and blood. **When he came back, he was furious and accused He Zizhen of being too ruthless, and he couldn't wait for him to come back and take a look again.
** of the guards recalled that the lights in the chairman's room had not been turned on that night, and the next day they found two pieces of paper on the table, as if they had been wet with tears. Anying, Anqing, Anlong, and Anhong, ** had four sons, but none of them could be kept, and the heartache of separation of flesh and blood is indescribable.
It wasn't until more than 20 years later that ** accidentally mentioned Mao Anhong in front of his old comrades-in-arms, revealing his thoughts: the last time he saw Mao Mao, he could already wave to him in the team.
But who knows, just this side, I will never see ...... againIt turned out that Mao Anhong was sent to Mao Zetan several times. At that time, the behavior of the Kuomintang became more and more rampant, and the Soviet area of the CCP and Ruijin fell into the hands of the Kuomintang.
The guards also lost contact and the trail was cut off. Later, when the chairman sent people to look for Mao Anhong, he also stopped here. At this point, Maomao's whereabouts are unknown.
In order to fulfill Mao Zetan's last wish and to appease the guilt in her heart, He Zizhen's sister He Yi set out to find Mao Mao in 1949 when she had just entered the era of peace.
**When the People's Republic of China was founded in 1949, comrades made arduous efforts for the cause of national liberation and won major victories. At this time, he had the opportunity to find his long-lost biological son Mao Anhong, he was full of expectations, but he felt entangled.
On the one hand, when Comrade He Yi told him the news of Mao Anhong, his heart was full of joy, which was not long after he had just moved to Xiangshan, and he was very excited and eagerly inquired about the relevant situation.
However, when he learns that the child's characteristics do not match what he remembers, his feelings become very complicated, and this situation has happened more than a dozen times, and he is full of hope again and again, but again and again he is disappointed.
On the other hand, Comrade ** also once advised Comrade He Yi, who was bent on finding Mao Mao, although he was tormented by the pain of losing his son, he still hoped that his family affairs would not bring too much pressure to the people around him.
Mao Anhong has been separated from the chairman and his wife for nearly 20 years, and during this period, the people who were responsible for raising him to grow up should safely protect their children in the war-torn environment, so that he can grow up healthy and safe, and the hardships are unimaginable to ordinary people.
Now that New China has been founded, life has just stabilized, and the family has experienced many hardships and setbacks together, and the relationship must be deep. However, He Yi couldn't calm the guilt in her heart, she always believed that Mao Anhong's loss was their responsibility.
After Mao Zetan's sacrifice, He Yi has been depressed, and Mao Anhong's disappearance has also become He Yi's heart disease. In order to fulfill her husband's last wish, she decided to look for Mao Anhong.
On the last way to find her, she was tragically killed in a car accident. This made He Yi feel very regretful and guilty.
He Yi was ordered to go on a business trip to Guangdong, during which she successfully retrieved her daughter and son who had been deposited with relatives in Guangdong, and picked up the wife and son of the martyr Cooper. However, after receiving the news from the Jiangxi Ji'an Prefectural Committee, she learned of Mao Mao's whereabouts and decided to return to Jiangxi immediately.
Although the mountain road was rough, she insisted on driving at night, but when the car climbed the hill, she accidentally fell into the ravine and was killed with Gu Yiming. Deeply saddened to hear the unfortunate news of He Yi, he decided not to look for Mao Anhong anymore, hoping that he would stay with his adoptive parents and no longer suffer from the tragedy.
Although *** had ordered a halt to the search for Maomao, many people were still involved in the operation. At that time, the eldest son Mao Anying died in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and the second son Mao Anqing was also seriously ill and was sent to the Soviet Union for medical treatment.
The task of finding Mao Anhong was entrusted to the Jiangxi Provincial Prefectural Party Committee, and Wang Jiazhen, an officer of the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Civil Affairs, took over this arduous task. He immediately set off to Ruijin, Gannan, and successfully found Mao Anhong.
Liu Huishan and Huang Changjiao decided to come forward after learning what happened. Under the call of the county magistrate, the county launched an operation to find Mao Mao and the children of the soldiers who were fostered back then.
Liu Huishan immediately convened a group of veteran Red Army soldiers for a symposium to recall the situation when the Red Army was transferred. They all recalled which soldiers fostered their children in which homes, and also remembered that there seemed to be a chief who fostered the child in the home of a fellow villager, but who this chief was, and that fellow is now in **, but no one knows.
Wang Jiazhen confirmed that Mao Mao was adopted in Ruijin, so he decided to investigate on his own. He spontaneously went to the archives to check the materials, and sure enough, in 1934.
As long as the effort is deep, the iron pestle is sharpened into a needle. "One evening, Wang Jiazhen lived in Yeping Township**, and happened to meet two farmers who had returned from work at the entrance of the village, so he chatted with them.
One of the 60-year-old peasants said that he found Zhu and Huang Yueying the next day, and they said that they had adopted a child given to them by a cadre surnamed Zhu and two Red Army soldiers at the end of 1934 and named him.
Over the next 19 years, they poured a lot of effort into raising this child.
During the months that Wang Jiazhen was looking for Zhu Daolai, a woman named Zhu Yueqian, convinced that Zhu Daolai was her son, tried to bring him back to Nanjing. After careful consideration, Zhu Shengtao and Huang Yueying believed that this child was raised by the Red Army, and now that someone wants to claim it, it should also be returned to them.
For the sake of the child's future growth, the couple said goodbye to Zhu Daolai in tears and asked him to follow Zhu Yueqian to Nanjing. Wang Jiazhen asked Huang Yueying if Zhu Daolai's mother in Nanjing had taken away his childhood belongings with him when she came.
Huang Yueying replied no, she didn't take anything with her, thinking that those things were useless. However, Huang Yueying had been cherishing Zhu Daolai's belongings from her childhood, and then she walked into the room.
After Shao Shiping reported to the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee, Mao Mao, who had been missing for many years, was finally found, which made He Zizhen excited. In order to keep Mao Mao warm in the cold winter, He Zizhen cut his military uniform and the chairman's padded pants, and made a padded jacket for Mao Mao by himself.
Mao Mao's confirmation made He Zizhen very emotional, and expressed his gratitude to the hard-working and kind Huang Yueying. Subsequently, He Zizhen received a notice from the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee, asking Wang Jiazhen to accompany Zhu Daolai and Huang Yueying to Beijing together.
A few days later, Jiaojiao (Li Min) also came to the guest house and affectionately called Zhu Daolai "brother", which made the whole team feel warm and excited.
Li Min and Mao Anhong were recovered, and the chairman's old comrades-in-arms rejoiced. The chairman's older generation of revolutionary comrades-in-arms, such as Huang Yueying, will soon return to Ruijin, where they have been absent for a long time, accompanied by Wang Jiazhen.
At the moment when he was about to embark on the journey home, Zhu Daolai, who was accompanying him, couldn't help but shed tears. He held Huang Yueying's hand tightly and said reluctantly: "You are my mother-in-law, I will not forget you and my father, and my brother, we are a family." I'll definitely be back to see you. ”
Huang Yueying was deeply moved and burst into tears. Under the repeated urging of the conductor, Wang Jiazhen put his heart and soul into helping Huang Yueying onto the train.
For Huang Yueying's family, this separation felt like the separation of the chairman and Mao Mao on the eve of the Long March. This is also the reason why the chairman has been hesitant to find Mao Mao.
Zhu Yueqian firmly believes that Zhu Daolai is her son, but things are getting more and more complicated. Zhu Daolai's life experience involves two warrior mothers who have gone through vicissitudes. Although *** has decided to stop pursuing Mao Mao's life experience and let Zhu Daolai stay in Beijing and enter the High School Affiliated to Tsinghua University, due to the complexity of history, the truth is still uncertain.
Zhu Daolai died of liver cancer in 1971, and there are different opinions about the specific time of his death, and the truth is still a mystery. These mysteries may be obscured by history over time.