Zhang Shizhao sent *** Qing room three grids **
Who urged *** to marry Yang Kaihui? Zhang Shizhao is the matchmaker, Yang Changji knows people": This article tells the relationship between the famous educator and political activist Zhang Shizhao and ***, and how Zhang Shizhao married his daughter Yang Kaihui to *** under the recommendation of Yang Changji
When the funds raised during the work-study campaign in France were insufficient, Zhang Shizhao used his influence to raise 20,000 silver dollars among the celebrities in Shanghai's industrial and commercial circles and delivered them to ***
** Deeply grateful for this, when the founding of New China invited Zhang Shizhao to attend the first plenary session of the Chinese Political Consultative Conference, and invited him to participate in the founding ceremony.
In addition, ** also used his own manuscript fee to "repay the money and interest", and sent 2,000 yuan to Zhang Shizhao every year. Zhang Shizhao and *** are both temperamental people, and their relationship has also become a good story.
In Lao Qin's article, we found a book containing a woman's letter signed "Jin Yunying", who has a gentle, gratifying, and interesting writing.
So, who is this Jin Yunying? Also in June last year, Lao Qin also wrote an article about the anecdote of the Qing Dynasty prince Zaitao and ***.
Zaitao and the last emperor Pu Yi's father Zai Feng are brothers, and in terms of generation, Pu Yi has to call Zai Tao "Seventh Uncle". Zaitao was born in 1887, and at the age of 3, he was awarded the title of second-class general of Zhenguo, promoted to the rank of auxiliary prince at the age of 4, attacked Baylor at the age of 5, and was crowned with the title of king of the county at the age of 21.
After the title of king of Jiajun, he went to Japan, the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Austria, and Russia to inspect the army, and then served as military adviser and took charge of the Janissaries. However, Pu Yi announced his abdication on February 12, 1912, and Zaitao became an outcast of the times.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Zaitao was invited to participate in the National Political Consultative Conference, and on August 10, 1950, he signed the "People's Revolutionary Military Committee Appointment Order", appointing Zaitao as the adviser of the Ma Political Bureau of the People's Liberation Army Artillery Command, with a level of administrative level 13 and a monthly salary of 200 yuan.
In this way, Zhang Shizhao and Zaitao are both members of the National Political Consultative Conference, know each other, and become good friends. Driven by curiosity, Zhang Shizhao took "The Remnants of the Palace" to ask Zaitao about Jin Yunying's origin.
It turns out that this Jin Yunying is Pu Yi's third sister, Aixin Jueluo Yunying!
Jin Yunying, that is, "Sangege", was born in 1913, as the last emperor Puyi's Sangege, enjoying the rich life brought by the preferential treatment policy.
However, in 1924, Pu Yi was driven out of the Forbidden City and moved to the Japanese Concession in Tianjin, where Jin Yunying and her family also went and changed their surname to "Jin". In 1932, after Pu Yi established the puppet state of Manchukuo in Changchun, Jin Yunying was forced to marry Empress Wanrong's younger brother Runqi.
However, instead of bringing her happiness, this marriage took her to Tokyo, Japan, where she was monitored and placed under house arrest. Her time in Tokyo was very depressing, but she always held on to her beliefs.
After the Soviet army entered the northeast in 1946, she decided to stay in China, and finally returned to Beijing with her children in 1949 to start a new life.
In 1951, Ms. Kim's father, Jae-feng, passed away, leaving her a small inheritance, including a few old houses that could collect rent, which became the backbone of her difficult life.
Despite the difficulties of life, Kim Yunying did not choose to isolate herself from the world, but actively participated in street work, serving as a resident team leader and security officer. After learning of her current situation, Zhang Shizhao was deeply sympathetic and went to visit her in person and offered assistance.
He asked Jin Yunying to write a personal statement, and he will hand it over to *** Jin Yunying's excellent writing, and he quickly completed the self-statement and handed it to Zhang Shizhao. Zhang Shizhao asked for Jin Yunying's two **, one is a cheongsam photo of her when she was 19 years old, and the other is a ** before marriage, which was given to *** along with her personal statement
Zhang Shizhao's letter called Jin Yunying "the best among female intellectuals", who lived in poverty due to her life experience and asked for help. **After reading Kim's autobiography, he highly praised her for "walking into the masses of the people and becoming an ambitious person", and transferred the matter to *** for handling.
Jin Yunying was then placed as a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) in Beijing's Dongcheng District, and her life improved significantly.
Kim Yunying died in 1992 at the age of 79.