Ding Ling and the two men live together, what is the ending
In Yan'an in the early days of the revolution, despite the difficult living conditions, many people with lofty ideals still traveled from all over the country. Among them, Ding Ling, as the first talented woman to arrive in Yan'an, attracted people's attention with her rich emotional experience and unique thinking.
At that time, she was in love with two people at the same time, and according to normal thinking, she should only be able to choose one of them. However, Ding Ling made an incredible suggestion - the three of them lived together.
Surprisingly, the idea was recognized and finally realized.
Ding Ling, a native of Hunan, was born in 1904. The father was a local celebrity and had a carefree childhood. However, when her father died at the age of five, and the mother and daughter were forced to live with their uncle, Ding Ling began to understand that she could only realize her dream by herself.
When she was studying at Hunan Provincial No. 2 Girls' Normal School, Ding Ling was keen to read all kinds of books, especially the four famous Chinese novels and ancient and modern Chinese and foreign classics. Her writing skills are excellent, and her teachers often read her essays in public, motivating her to keep improving.
In school, Ding Ling has always been at the top. In 1919, Ding Ling cut off her long hair and actively participated in the May Fourth Movement.
In 1922, under the influence of the May Fourth Patriotic Movement, Ding Ling went to Shanghai Civilian School to study, and then entered the Chinese Department of Shanghai University, founded by the Communist Party of China.
During this period, Ding Ling accumulated profound literary skills and became an important figure in the revolutionary literary movement, and his works were widely published. However, Ding Ling married her cousin as an adult due to her family's arrangement, but she longed for the freedom of marriage and was unwilling to accept this bondage, so she came to Beijing in 1924.
In this special period, the impact of Western thought has made many women ill-fated, and Ding Ling's decision shows her independent spirit.
The young Ding Ling came to Beiping, living in poverty but full of ideals. Hu Yepin, who worked as an editor at the Beijing Daily Supplement, was attracted by Ding Ling's talent, and despite his limited ability, he was obsessed with literary creation.
Hu Yepin met many talented writers through his work, and eventually, he was impressed by Ding Ling's charm and launched a passionate pursuit of her. Because Hu Yepin is introverted, he once wrote a love letter to Ding Ling anonymously, but Ding Ling did not take this matter to heart.
When Ding Ling's younger brother passed away and she went back to her hometown in Hunan to hold a funeral for her younger brother, Hu Yepin learned the news and looked for her at all costs, and Ding Ling was moved by her infatuation, and the relationship between the two gradually warmed up.
Although it is always rumored that they are a pair of lovers, Ding Ling was very angry at first, but later, she chose to live with Hu Yepin, and in the end, the relationship between the two was confirmed.
Although they live together, they always lack a real emotional bond between them. Hu Yepin is extremely intimate to Ding Ling, they have similar interests, spend a good time with each other day and night, but they always lack an emotional connection.
However, this relationship quickly collapsed after Feng Xuefeng appeared. In 1928, when Ding Ling was studying in Japan, she met Feng Xuefeng, the second man in her life, and Feng Xuefeng was studying Japanese at Peking University at that time.
Ding Ling needed to find a Japanese teacher because of studying abroad, so she met Feng Xuefeng.
In Shanghai in 1928, Feng Xuefeng became a unique man in Ding Ling's eyes. Under the recommendation of a friend, Ding Ling met this young man full of literary and artistic atmosphere for the first time, and he was the only man she had actively and passionately pursued.
Feng Xuefeng is not a professional Japanese teacher, but they talked about learning and current affairs, and he talked about the pattern of the times and the hope of the revolution, which deeply moved Ding Ling. That day, Ding Ling plucked up the courage to express his feelings to Feng Xuefeng, but he chose to remain silent and just said: "I'm actually going to Shanghai in the next few days." ”
Ding Ling was emotional when she heard that her sweetheart was leaving, and resolutely refused to let Feng Xuefeng leave, hoping that he could stay in Beiping. Although Feng Xuefeng also loves Ding Ling deeply, he doesn't want to be loved, so he is even more determined to go to Shanghai, hoping that the distance can prevent the development of the relationship between the two.
After he left, Ding Ling couldn't forget the bits and pieces with him and decided to go to Shanghai. However, Hu Yepin was willing to follow Ding Ling to Shanghai. But after arriving in Shanghai, Ding Ling and Hu Yepin found that Feng Xuefeng was not in Shanghai, and he went to Hangzhou.
After several struggles, they eventually traveled to Hangzhou together. In Hangzhou, Ding Ling decided to stay with Feng Xuefeng, but she didn't want to disappoint Hu Yepin. So, they began to think about whether it was feasible to "threesome".
For the convenience of each other's work, they chose to live together. However, the feeling of sharing a loved one with others is ultimately difficult to accept. Hu also felt more and more depressed, and finally chose to leave this three-person world and go to Shanghai to confide in his friend Shen Congwen.
Shen Congwen did not persuade him to give up, but taught him how to get along with husband and wife, and successfully persuaded him to return to Hangzhou. Hu also fell in love with Ding Ling deeply, and after returning to Hangzhou, he tried to pretend that everything was normal and continue to live.
However, after a period of time, Feng Xuefeng couldn't stand this weird atmosphere and unbalanced feeling, and chose to leave on his own initiative. After Feng Xuefeng withdrew, Ding Ling and Hu Yepin finally got married.
The love story of Mr. Hu Yepin and Ding Ling is an experience full of twists and turns and tragedy. Hu Yepin was unfortunately imprisoned because of the party's underground activities, and the tenacious Ding Ling ran around in order to save her husband, but in the end she failed to save Hu Yepin's life.
Ding Ling was grief-stricken, but she did not give up her pursuit of love, and she longed to renew her relationship with Feng Xuefeng.
Ding Ling met Feng Da during a difficult time, although Feng Da was a man without light in Ding Ling's eyes, he was very good at taking care of people, and Ding Ling married him. After getting married, Ding Ling created a series of works, such as "Mengke" and "Ms. Shafei's Diary", etc., and reached the top of the literary world.
In March 1932, Ding Ling joined the Communist Party of China and continued to work for the party while creating works such as "Wei Hu" and "Mother".
Ding Ling's work "Shakespeare's Diary" has been affirmed by many well-known writers such as Lu Xun, Qu Qiubai, and Mao Dun in the process of nearly ten years of creation. But because the works are full of acupuncture content and radical language, the Kuomintang regards Ding Ling as a thorn in the eye and a thorn in the flesh.
On May 14, 1933, due to the betrayal of the traitor Zhou Guangya, Ma Shaowu, the head of the Shanghai district of the Central Union's spy headquarters, drove a group of spies to Ding Ling's residence on Huayuan Road in Kunshan, Shanghai, with a group of spies.
At that time, Ding Ling was discussing with Pan Zinian, secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Cultural Affairs Committee of the Communist Party of China, about the publication of the revolutionary bulletin "Beidou". When Ma Shaowu's spy leader saw that the "big fish" had taken the bait, he immediately ordered his subordinates to set up Ding Ling and Pan Zinian, and called the traitor Zhou Guangya to identify them, and then took the two of them into a car and escorted them away.
Pan Zinian immediately realized that it was Feng Da who had betrayed them. The spies sent Ding Ling to a small hotel in Ponte 16 first, and the next day secretly escorted him to Nanjing by train, where he was imprisoned in the residence of the general of the Central Union.
Song Meiling, Cai Yuanpei, Lu Xun, Liu Yazhi, Yang Xingfo and other well-known figures in society initiated ** to demand that the Kuomintang authorities release Ding Ling. In particular, a total of 38 cultural figures from the cultural circles, including Zou Taofen, Ye Shengtao, and Yu Dafu, jointly sent a telegram to the then Minister of Administration Wang Jingwei and the Minister of Justice Luo Wengan, demanding the release of Ding Ling and Pan Zinian.
Although the authorities denied this, they could not justify it.
Shen Congwen tried his best to rescue the kidnapped Ding Ling, but his strength was small, and when he heard the news of Ding Ling's unfortunate death, he was sad and indignant, and wrote "Remembering Ding Ling" to express his nostalgia and admiration for her.
What he did not foresee, however, was that the book would cause a huge repercussion at the time, creating a portrayal of a free, bold, courageous, and sincere pioneer woman.
However, in her later years, Ding Ling regarded "Remembering Ding Ling" as her reason for attacking Shen Congwen. In prison, Ding Ling and Feng Da were locked up together and gave birth to a child, Jiang Zuhui.
With the help of friendly forces, they fled from Moganshan, and Ding Ling traveled to Yan'an, where she severed contact with Feng Da. Although Shen Congwen once spoke up for her, after being released from prison, Ding Ling was angry at the ugly and indiscriminate depiction of her in "Remembering Ding Ling", and scolded Shen Congwen for ruining her reputation.
As a result, the estrangement between the two deepened day by day, and finally Ding Ling and Shen Congwen were estranged and broke off their friendship and never reconciled.
Ding Ling settled in the "Chinese Soviet"** and became a resident of a local mansion. Knowing of Ding Ling's arrival, ** specially came to visit. Soon, ** also came.
That night, the Propaganda Department of the Communist Party of China held a grand welcome banquet for Ding Ling. As the first famous writer to come to the Soviet area, the leaders of the party and the Red Army attended the banquet one after another to warmly welcome Ding Ling into the revolutionary family.
At the same time, Ding Ling is also the only writer who has received a poem gift, and praised her as "Miss Wen yesterday, General Wu today" in "Linjiang Immortal: Gift to Ding Ling".
Ding Ling's participation injected new vitality into the Yan'an Literary and Art Movement, and her literary talent was affirmed by many leaders. During this period, Ding Ling entered the peak period of creation, and created more than 20 works such as "Night in Ji Village" and "On the Way to Hexi", leaving a strong mark for the liberated areas.
Ding Ling is known as a "fighting woman", "national female warrior" and "pioneer of new China" because of her image of "fighting woman", "national female warrior" and "pioneer of new China".
1.The power of the pen in Ding Ling's hand is incomparably powerful, and its influence is comparable to that of three thousand Mauser guns. Nowadays, we have a pen and a Mauser, so in fact, our cultural propaganda force is equivalent to 3,000 and 1 Mausers, and Ding Ling's "pen" represents 3,000 and 1 elite soldiers armed with Mauser guns.
2.From the quotation in "The Great Significance of the 129 Movement", it can be known that the Communist Party of China attaches great importance to the power of cultural propaganda. ** and other comrades thought that Ding Ling did not betray the party, and comforted her.
In 1940, the Organization Department of the Communist Party of China conducted a review of Ding Ling and determined that she was still a loyal Communist Party member.
During this period, the only thing that made Ding Ling controversial was her sister-brother relationship with Chen Ming. When she was in Yan'an, she met Chen Ming, a young officer who was 13 years younger than herself.
Ding Ling was deeply attracted by Chen Ming's versatility, and Chen Ming also admired her ability and character. However, due to the gossip of others, the two did not get together right away.
In order to get rid of the rumors, Chen Ming even got married to an actress in the troupe. However, when he took his pregnant wife to see Ding Ling, he realized that he still loved Ding Ling.
So, after peacefully separating from his wife, he and Ding Ling came together. In 1942, Ding Ling was 38 years old and had given birth to two children, Chen Ming was 25 years old, they got married, no marriage ceremony was held, and the two walked hand in hand on the streets of Yan'an.
In a serious environment, there are many people around them, and no one is optimistic about the relationship between them. However, the rumors did not shatter Ding Ling, she always insisted on being herself and did not care about other people's opinions.
She also encouraged Chen Ming to face up to her feelings, and "self" is the most important. The mutual encouragement and encouragement between her and Chen Ming accompanied them through Ding Ling's last relationship, and it was also the longest of Ding Ling's relationships.
The love story between Ding Ling and Chen Ming is a period full of ups and downs. Chen Ming not only fulfilled his promise to Ding Ling's two children, but also accompanied Ding Ling through the ups and downs of her life.
In the past 44 years, Chen Ming has not only relied on Ding Ling's life, but also helped her creation. He helped Ding Ling sort out the materials and conduct interviews at the grassroots level, making great contributions to Ding Ling's creation.
However, although Chen Ming occupies an important place in Ding Ling's life, his name does not appear in Ding Ling's reminiscences. This may be because "Chen Ming" is more suitable to appear in Ding Ling's real world.
In September 1948, Ding Ling's long story "The Sun Shines on the Sanggan River" was officially published, which was highly praised by people from all walks of life. In 1951, Ding Ling donated more than 12 million yuan to support the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, doing her best.
This is not only a contribution to society, but also a perseverance in love.
Ding Ling is an important writer in the history of modern Chinese literature, and her life is full of creative passion and love for the country. Her work is not only popular domestically, but also internationally renowned.
Among them, her masterpiece "The Sun Shines on the Sangan River" won the Stalin Prize for Literature and Art in the Soviet Union in 1952 and has been translated into many languages and circulated around the world.
Although Ding Ling donated all the prize money to the country after winning the award, she did not stop creating, but continued to create with her heart and dedication to more excellent works for readers.
However, in 1955, Ding Ling was criticized for participating in the incident of "Ding Ling's anti-party group" and was exiled to the Great Northern Wilderness for 8 years. There, she and her husband, Chen Ming, lived in a thatched hut with an earthen wall of only 7 square meters, and were also responsible for raising chickens and other tasks.
Although life was hard, she never gave up her creation and insisted on recording her life and thoughts with her pen. After that, Ding Ling was detained in Qincheng Prison in Beijing for another five years.
During these dark years, her husband Chen Ming has been with her and accompanied her through the most difficult period of her life. This experience also proved Ding Ling's loyalty and tenacity.
Shortly after her release from prison, Ding Ling struggled to find a place to live. She found that her courtyard house had been occupied by several families, and despite her repeated arguments with them, the problem remained unresolved.
In the end, Ding Ling and her husband decided to give up the courtyard and hand it over to the public family. Although this decision is difficult, it reflects Ding Ling's selflessness and generosity. Overall, Ding Ling's life is full of creative enthusiasm and love for the country, and her works and actions reflect her tenacity and selflessness.
Although her life is full of twists and turns and difficulties, she has always adhered to her beliefs and dedicated excellent works to readers.
In 1980, Ding Ling, who was already in his old age, openly questioned the authenticity of Shen Congwen's works "Remembering Ding Ling" and "Remembering Hu Yepin" 50 years ago in the "Poetry Magazine", and denounced Shen Congwen as a "coward" and a "philistine".
On April 18, 1983, Ding Ling once again accused Shen Congwen when she visited Paris and was interviewed by reporters, and firmly stated that "Remembering Ding Ling" was all lies and **, just pursuing fun.
However, despite Ding Ling's poor physical condition in her later years, her lover Chen Ming always took good care of her and worked hard, which improved her mental state. Ding Ling even picked up the pen again and created works such as "The Wind and the Snowman" with millions of words, once again showing her talent.
Ding Ling came to the end of her life, and the 82-year-old woke up in a dream on March 4, looking at Chen Ming, who had been with her, she said softly: "Can you kiss me again?"
I love you. I'm only worried about you, you're too bitter. Chen Ming kissed Ding Ling's forehead with tears, and she passed away with a smile.
On May 20, 2019, Chen Ming passed away at the age of 102. Although he is gone, Ding Ling's works are still alive and well today, and many of Ding Ling's works are still thought-provoking to this day.
This is enough to prove how unique Ding Ling's ideological concepts were in that era. Such a great woman, we should not only focus on her personal life, but through her works to understand a real her.