To many people, she seemed to be a fairy.
There are no children but the garden is full of flowers, the lack of sight has a sharp eye, the absence of power earns the highest respect, and the lack of enjoyment leads to a long existence.
She has the "four uniques", but for Mao Anying, Mao Anying has always been an eternal pain in her heart.
If I had been tougher at the beginning, Kishi Ying would not have given his life on the Korean battlefield, and I am to blame."
Mao Anying's trip to the Korean battlefield was approved by the chairman's father and ***, who is this temporary "she"? In the face of her refusal, why did Mao Anying still firmly choose to support North Korea?
I oppose you going to the front In October 1950, the Chinese People's Volunteers were ready to go, just waiting for Mr. Peng's order, and then rushed to the Korean battlefield to heroically kill the enemy and defend the country.
But Mr. Peng was in a predicament at this critical juncture.
The originally selected translator was unable to travel to the Korean battlefield due to his busy schedule, but the newly elected interpreter, Minister Li Tao, was not satisfied.
There was no suitable replacement for a while, and the battle could not be delayed any longer, so Mr. Peng reported the matter to the chairman.
Worried about the war situation, Mr. Peng was anxious, but the chairman showed a calm expression after listening to the matter.
Peng Shuai, have you forgotten Anying? He studied in the USSR for many years and had a fairly good command of Russian. Take him with you. The chairman's light words made Mr. Peng quickly wave his hand and refuse.
Due to Gu Shunzhang's betrayal, Mao Anying spent a time in Shanghai and was sent to the Soviet Union to study in 1936, where he stayed until December 1945, when he returned to China with Soviet medical experts.
In order to fill the gap in labor education, Mao Anying participated in the rural land reform work in November 1947 and did not return to Yan'an until April 1948.
The moment of the chairman and Mao Anying's reunion was already scarce, and coupled with the uncertainty of the war situation, Mr. Peng was worried that Mao Anying might encounter an accident, so he quickly rejected the chairman's proposal.
However, ** had a firm attitude and said bluntly: "Don't be afraid, Mao Anying is my son, and the soldiers who participated in the war were all born to their fathers and mothers." There are no exceptions in this matter. ”
Under the chairman's resolute decision, Mao Anying's mission to resist US aggression and aid Korea was officially determined. Mao Anying was excited when she learned about it, she had been eager to play for her country for a long time, and finally waited for this opportunity.
In order to appease Mr. Peng's worries, Mao Anying personally stepped forward and expressed his firm will.
**After hearing this, I was quite pleased, but I didn't forget to remind Mao Anying: "Remember to tell your mother about this, so that she won't be angry and sad." ”
The "mother" in the chairman's mouth is Shuai Mengqi, and he is also the key person who prevented Mao Anying from participating in the war.
Mom, I got my father's permission to go to war. I will definitely win glory for the Chinese and let those Americans with bad intentions retreat. ”
Looking at the excited Mao Anying, Shuai Mengqi poured a basin of cold water mercilessly: "I don't agree with you to go, I have the right to refuse your application." This was the first time Shuai Mengqi had said such harsh words to Mao Anying, which surprised him.
Mom, why? My father and Mr. Peng agreed. Mao Anying asked with some surprise.
Shuai Mengqi realized that she might have spoken too harshly, but her inner worries far outstripped her.
This is the battlefield, full of relentless guns.
She didn't want Mao Anying to take risks, and she didn't want him to be in danger.
Mao Anying understood her feelings, stepped forward to hold Shuai Mengqi's hand, and said firmly: "Mom, I am the chairman's son, and I should take the lead." I'll protect myself. ”
As a party member, Shuai Mengqi understands that every soldier who takes the initiative to stand up and participate in the battle is a good son and daughter of his parents and should be treated equally.
So she no longer resolutely objected, held Mao Anying's hand tightly, and repeatedly advised: "You must pay attention to safety, my mother is here waiting for you to return safely, and I will make you your favorite dumplings." ”
Yang Kaihui's mother died prematurely, but Mao Anying felt sincere maternal love in Shuai Mengqi, which comforted him, but also made him reluctant.
However, it is a pity that Shuai Mengqi waited until the Chinese volunteers triumphed, but there was no familiar figure in the crowd. Mao Anying has been sacrificed.
On November 25, 1950, enemy planes attacked Daeyu-dong, North Korea, and hundreds of gasoline bombs rained down, taking Mao Anying's life.
Daeyu-dong, North Korea.
When the news reached Beijing, ** endured his grief, and Shuai Mengqi cried bitterly after learning about it. Her Kishi-young is gone forever, once again losing a child that belongs to her "own".
No relatives and no daughters but many sons and daughters Although Mao Anying and Shuai Mengqi are not related by blood, they are one of Shuai Mengqi's warm adopted children.
Shuai Mengqi has adopted and cared for many descendants of martyrs in his life, such as Peng Pai's son Peng Shilu, Guo Liang's son Guo Zhicheng, Huang Gongluo's son Huang Suixin, Lu Gengfu's daughter Huang Manman, and Shen Shaofan's son Shu Wei......
The title of "handsome mother" is not in vain.
One winter, Shu Wei contracted scabies, and the intense itching made him unable to help himself. Every day, Shuai Mengqi insisted on washing his clothes with gray cabbage, hoping to relieve his pain a little.
Under the pressure of the revolution, the living conditions were difficult, but Shuai Mengqi always generously distributed it to his juniors whenever he had food.
However, in fact, Shuai Mengqi also has children of his own.
However, the child's life was taken by the enemy with poison at the age of 13.
For Shuai Mengqi in 1937, this was just one of many blows she experienced. In addition to the death of her child, she also faced the dilemma of her mother's mental illness and her husband Xu Zhizhen's "finding a new love".
Shuai Mengqi's husband, Xu Zhizhen, was a cousin of her mother's family, born in 1897 and grew up in a revolutionary family. His father, Shuai Jingbai, met Sun Yat-sen while studying in Japan, and became a revolutionary partner of Huang Xing and others.
Under the influence of his father, Shuai Mengqi had a sense of rebellion against social corruption since he was a child.
Xu Zhizhen is a truly progressive youth. After graduating from Changsha Jiazhong Industrial School, he entered Shanghai Foreign Chinese School, where he met Chen Duxiu and actively participated in the May Fourth Movement. Before the outbreak of the May Fourth Movement in 1917, Shuai Mengqi and Xu Zhizhen had already married. In fact, the marriage of the two was decided when she was still in the womb, thanks to a sentence from Shuai Mengqi's mother: "If the children born to the two of us are a boy and a girl, let them marry when the children grow up." ”
When Shuai Mengqi's mother was pregnant, it happened that her distant cousin was also pregnant at the same time, so the two got married.
However, when Shuai Mengqi grew up, she always did not hesitate to say that Xu Zhizhen was her favorite cousin.
In 1909, after Xu Zhizhen's father died, he came to his uncle and aunt's house, and gradually got closer to Shuai Mengqi's two children, and their marriage naturally developed.
Although he was born in a small village in a small water town, his father's education experience opened the door to Shuai Mengqi's quest for knowledge. After hearing about the heroic deeds of the revolutionaries, she was determined to devote herself to the revolution and serve the country.
This opportunity finally came in the autumn of 1920. At that time, Shuai Mengqi's daughter had just turned one year old, her husband joined the revolution, and she was also eager to contribute to the country. As a result, she left her hometown in 1920 to become a nursery worker in Hanshou County, and soon entered an elementary school to teach abacus.
Despite the difficult living conditions, Shuai Mengqi is full of energy every day. She got acquainted with progressive young women such as Huang Yiyu and Chen Caicui, and discussed issues such as education and women's emancipation. In order to promote gender equality and improve women's social status, they established Minyi Girls' Vocational School at their own expense. In order to support the school, Shuai Mengqi even sold his dowry and jewelry.
Although his family background is getting less and less, Shuai Mengqi's heart is becoming more and more down-to-earth.
Through many hardships, she has always remained steadfast and unyielding.
Under Zhan Leping's introduction, Shuai Mengqi joined the Communist Party of China in 1926. At the same time, she and Xu Zhizhen have already gathered less and separated more.
In 1921, Xu Zhizhen was sent to study at the Eastern University in Moscow, and did not return to China until 1924. However, by the time he returned home, Shuai Mengqi had already undergone a sea change.
In the struggle for women's own emancipation, Shuai Mengqi's thinking became more and more mature, and after joining the party, he showed his unique charm. She was not only elected as a member of the Hanshou County Committee of the Communist Party of China, but also served as the head of the Women's Department and the Organization Department of the County Party Committee.
The revolution flourished, but in 1927, Chiang Kai-shek betrayed the revolution and joined forces with the Hunan warlord Xu Kexiang to launch the "Ma-Ri Incident".
The CCP organization was hit hard, and Shuai Mengqi, who received the task, urgently went to Han to find the party organization. Compared with Hanshou, Changsha City experienced a more brutal bloody storm. Shuai Mengqi ran around the streets of the city, but failed to contact the organization.
However, she did not give up and went to Wuhan day and night. She hoped to find a higher-level party organization with the help of her husband Xu Zhizhen, then director of the Hubei Workers' Movement Training Institute.
This time, however, instead of aid, she received painful news. Xu Zhizhen suffered from diaphragm inflammation and has been sent to Vladivostok**. While the situation in Hunan is deteriorating, Xu Zhizhen needs to be taken care of. The organization's decision to send Shuai Mengqi to Moscow was considered the most appropriate decision.
It was not until 1930 that Shuai Mengqi returned to China again. However, what awaited her was the threat of the Kuomintang.
Due to the traitor's betrayal, Shuai Mengqi was arrested by Kuomintang agents in October 1932.
Faced with the former opponent falling into the hands of the enemy, the Kuomintang spies showed a brutal "enthusiasm". They forced Shuai Mengqi to sit on a tiger chair, slap her legs with ropes, and put bricks on her heels to aggravate the pain.
*Originated from the Internet.
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The enemy was still arrogant, but Shuai Mengqi gritted his teeth and refused to say anything harmful to the party organization. "I'm just a country woman, who goes into the city to find a husband, you can believe it or not."
The enemy tried to open Shuai Mengqi's mouth to obtain information about the party organization through torture, but the will of the revolutionaries was unwavering. No matter how shameful the enemy's tactics are, they are doomed to failure when executed.
On January 7, 1933, the helpless enemy imprisoned Shuai Mengqi in Building 3 of Nanjing Laohuqiao Prison, waiting for the passage of time until the day Shuai Mengqi "figured it out".
Everyone thought that Shuai Mengqi had passed away under many turns, even including her husband Xu Zhizhen.
After several fruitless contacts, Xu Zhizhen re-established a family in the Soviet Union.
However, in prison, Shuai Mengqi miraculously survived under the careful care of his fellow victims.
Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng's "military advice" led to the Xi'an Incident, which brought a turning point for Shuai Mengqi. After learning that she was still alive, the CCP peace talks representatives repeatedly negotiated with the Kuomintang. Finally, in May 1937, she regained her freedom for three years.
However, after Shuai Mengqi was released from prison, he faced the tragic situation of "family ruin".
The 13-year-old daughter was poisoned by Kuomintang agents, her mother suffered from mental abnormalities, and her husband had started another family, and a series of difficulties fell on Shuai Mengqi. However, she chose to be strong.
For Xu Zhizhen's initiative to confess his mistakes, Shuai Mengqi chose to forgive, and even after his death, she went to Babaoshan many times to worship.
After that, Shuai Mengqi devoted all his energy to the revolution.
Torture can only scare away the faint-hearted, but because he has been quagmied, Shuai Mengqi is even more eager to contribute to the revolution and work hard for the people who have been oppressed by reactionary forces.
After the outbreak of the all-out War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, despite the disability of one leg, Shuai Mengqi actively developed the strength of the masses, continued to run, and participated in anti-Japanese activities with a positive attitude.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Shuai Mengqi successively held a number of important positions. No matter what position she is in, she has always been diligent and thrifty, and regards thrift as the essence of life. She is loved by people for her approachable image, and the reputation of "finding the eldest sister when it is difficult" is widely circulated.
On April 13, 1998, Shuai Mengqi passed away at the age of one hundred and one. Her scattered "children" came one after another to bid farewell to this great handsome mother. In accordance with her last wishes, the ashes were scattered in the place where she fought and worked during her lifetime, guarding the land of China in another way.
As a member of the blessing of the revolutionary ancestors, only by gathering all the wisdom and contributing to the new life of China can we be worthy of the hard work of our ancestors and truly make our hearts at ease.