**Wan Fan Incentive Plan In 1961, Fu Ya accompanied her husband Chen Geng to Shanghai for recuperation, in order not to delay Fu Ya's work, Chen Geng asked the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee to arrange a new job for Fu Ya, and he insisted on working in Shanghai.
Unfortunately, a few months later, Chen Geng died of illness, and Fu Ya and the leaders of ** were extremely sad when they learned the news. In 2010, Fu Ya finished her legendary life, but before she died, she expressed her unwillingness to be buried with Chen Geng.
Chen Geng and Fu Ya have spent 18 years of ups and downs together, and the relationship between them is deep. The reason why Fu Ya has this request is because Chen Geng's heart has always been worried about his ex-wife Wang Genying.
Fu Ya is an excellent actress who was born in Shangyu County, Zhejiang Province in 1918. Her elder brother Fu Sen was a follower of Lin Boqu and devoted himself to the revolutionary cause.
In 1938, Fu Sen wrote to his sister Fu Ya, inviting her to come to Yan'an to devote herself to the revolutionary cause. After receiving her brother's letter, Fu Ya agreed without hesitation, and in April of the same year, she took her younger siblings to Yan'an and began her revolutionary road.
After the victory of the Battle of the Hundred Regiments, the 129th Division was ready to rest for a while. coincided with the birthday of Marshal ***, the division commander, so Chen Geng thought about holding a performance in the army to celebrate his birthday.
So the Kang Da Art Troupe took over this task and prepared to perform a play "Peacock Flying Southeast". Fu Ya was in the Kang Da Art Troupe at the time, she played a small role in the show, and her outstanding performance made many soldiers in the audience shed tears, among which Chen Geng was very emotional.
This drama not only celebrated Marshal ***'s birthday, but also kicked off the love story of Chen Geng and Fu Ya.
The sacrifice of his wife Wang Genying made Chen Geng immersed in a low mood for a long time, and in order to help him get out of the shadows, the organization decided to introduce him to a new object. Wang Zhitao, the head of the art troupe, took over this task and arranged for three girls from the art troupe to meet Chen Geng.
Among them, Chen Geng and Fu Ya quickly became familiar with each other. Fu Ya was attracted by Chen Geng's humor, and Chen Geng also fell in love with the lively and cheerful Fu Ya. He bravely confessed to Fu Ya, but Fu Ya chose to refuse because he had a marriage contract.
Although she herself does not like arranged marriages, she is already engaged. After that, Fu Ya wrote to his cousin, hoping that he would also participate in the revolution. However, his cousin thought that the conditions in Yan'an were too difficult, and he preferred to save the country through knowledge.
Faced with the conflict of concepts between the two, Fu Ya took the initiative to choose to dissolve the marriage contract. After not having this concern, Chen Geng once again expressed his heart to Fu Ya.
Fu Ya happily accepted his relationship with Chen Geng, and quickly entered the stage of talking about marriage. However, the organization raised objections to their marriage, arguing that Fu Ya's family background was too complicated to marry her.
Faced with the organization's decision, Chen Geng chose to obey. Therefore, when Fu Ya performed "Peacock Flying Southeast" on stage, Chen Geng shed tears because he couldn't get it.
Deng Gong noticed Chen Geng's grief and felt sympathy for this old comrade-in-arms. So, he found his superiors after the show and reported the situation. Deng Gong emphasized that Fu Ya's complicated family background does not mean that she has a problem, and she has now become a qualified Communist Party member.
Therefore, he suggested that Chen Geng and Fu Ya should be together.
After a period of investigation, the organization determined that Fu Ya was fine. Coupled with Deng Gong's suggestion, Chen Geng's marriage was soon approved. Chen Geng was excited, but he had to lead the troops to the battle the next day.
So the two leaders, Liu and Deng, temporarily prepared a wedding room for him at the division headquarters. Soon after their marriage, they returned to their respective posts. Fu Ya once said that he didn't want marriage to affect his work.
Chen Geng respects her choice and gives her a diary, from which she learns about Chen Geng's past. Because of the tense situation of the Anti-Japanese War, Chen Geng often led troops outside, and there was little time for his wife to get together.
When they parted, Fu Ya sent a notebook, and when Chen Geng came back, he handed over the diary he wrote on it, communicating in a special way.
During the Yan'an rectification period, Chen Geng and his wife participated in it together, thinking that they could have more time together, but due to the difference in rank, they had to live separately. Since the two schools are separated by a river, Chen Geng often goes to the river to call his wife home, and after a long time, the soldiers know his habit.
During this time, they had a child. However, the conditions at that time were difficult, and Chen Geng even had to borrow supplements from other comrades. Once, when he returned with supplements, he saw the wounded warrior and was deeply touched.
So, he proposed to his wife Fu Ya to give the tonic to the soldiers, and Fu Ya understood the righteousness and agreed to the proposal. The work on the front line was intense, and Chen Geng was often unable to go home to visit his wife and children, while Fu Ya fully supported his work.
Once, Fu Ya brought his son to visit Chen Geng, but the child didn't recognize his father. With the outbreak of the Liberation War, Chen Geng and his wife had fewer opportunities to meet.
Fu Ya silently supported Chen Geng's work, took care of family affairs, and took care of the children alone. After the end of the battle to cross the river, the situation in the whole country was stable, and the opportunities for their husbands and wives to see each other increased.
However, soon after the founding of New China, Chen Geng had to go to another battlefield. Accumulated hard work became ill, and Chen Geng unfortunately died early. He successively participated in the War to Resist France and Aid Vietnam and the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and after returning from the Korean battlefield, he was given the task of preparing for the establishment of Kazakhstan's military industry.
Chen Geng served as the first president of Kazakhstan's military industry and devoted his efforts to this military academy. In the process, his body gradually became overwhelmed. When the Kazakh military industry began to take shape, Chen Geng suffered two myocardial infarctions, and his health deteriorated, but he did not slow down the pace of work.
In 1957, Chen Geng broke three ribs while taking a bath, and the guards immediately carried out **.
When Fu Ya picked up Chen Geng at the train station, he found him lying on a stretcher and unable to move. It turned out that Chen Geng did not choose to go to the hospital**, but just recuperated at home and put some adhesive tape on his chest.
Later, the National Defense Science and Technology Commission carried out a project in the suburbs, and Chen Geng insisted on going despite the dissuasion of doctors and Fu Ya. The doctor had no choice but to stipulate one-third of Chen Geng's working hours.
Despite this, Chen Geng often joked with his comrades-in-arms, saying that work is not an arithmetic problem, and it cannot be divided into one-third or two-thirds, but only all, one hundred percent.
Although Chen Geng felt that it didn't matter, his comrades-in-arms were very worried about his physical condition. In 1961, Chen Geng's physical condition deteriorated, and the organization asked Fu Ya to accompany him to Shanghai to recuperate.
But as soon as Chen Geng arrived in Shanghai, he called the municipal party committee and asked Fu Ya to arrange a new job. He didn't want his physical condition to delay Fu Ya's work, so Fu Ya was busy doing research every day and had no time to take care of Chen Geng's body.
Chen Geng loves to write reports, and he was very excited when he learned about the task of writing a summary of the battle. Despite his poor health, he persisted in completing his tasks. On March 15, he felt unwell at the beginning of writing.
Fu Ya advised him to rest, but he insisted that he couldn't stop when he started working, which was also his last words. The next morning, he had a sharp pain in his chest, and Fu Ya did not respond to his calls because the doctors could not arrive in time on Sunday.
On March 16, Chen Geng died of illness at the age of 58, and the leaders deeply regretted this. ** said sadly: "Chen Geng is only 58 years old, and he is still needed for the construction of the country, why did he leave us so early." ”
Fu Ya fell into deep grief after Chen Geng's death, with insomnia and his physical condition gradually deteriorating. In order to relieve her grief, she decided to devote herself to work and continue her husband's unfinished business. When sorting out Chen Geng's documents, she can't help but think of the past.
Fu Ya struggled to sort out Chen Geng's manuscript, arranged his diary, and finally completed "Chen Geng's Diary", so that her husband's works could be handed down. However, Fu Ya was alone at this time, and she wanted to find her past relatives.
When she joined the revolution, she lost contact with her family. It was not until after the liberation of Guangzhou that she learned through the organization that all her family members had gone to Taiwan. It wasn't until 1980 that Fu Ya received a letter from Taiwan, written by her sister.
From the letter, Fu Ya learned that his parents had passed away, and his only last wish was to be able to return to his roots.
Fu Ya is immersed in grief, and she has fallen into deep loneliness because of the loss of her husband and parents. However, four years later, Fu Ya's sister came to Shanghai from the United States, which allowed her to rediscover the hope of life.
In Beijing, Fu Ya reunites with relatives he hasn't seen for decades, and they chat together every day, telling each other about their experiences over the decades, and Fu Ya also learns about his family.
Father Fu often talked about returning to his hometown one day, and the two sisters decided to transfer their parents' ashes back to their hometown in order to fulfill their parents' last wishes. In 1986, the ashes of Fu Ya's parents were finally reburied in their hometown after many transfers.
When Fu Ya saw this scene, her heart was sad and excited, and after that, relatives from Taiwan often visited her. Fu Ya couldn't help but sigh that although the two sides of the strait have been separated from each other for decades, the family affection between each other is eternal.
Fu Ya hopes to see Taiwan return to the mainland one day and the country can achieve reunification as soon as possible, but unfortunately Fu Ya was not able to wait for this day. On January 4, 2010, Fu Ya's life also came to an end, and she and her husband were reunited in another world.
However, no matter where she is, Fu Ya's longing for her family and love for her motherland will not change.
Fu Ya left his last words before he died: "After I die, don't bury me and your father together, let him be buried with Wang Genying." The children wondered why Fu Ya would give up such an important opportunity to a stranger?
It turned out that Wang Genying was Chen Geng's first wife, and she was also the love of his life. Wang Genying was Chen Geng's revolutionary partner in his early years, but unfortunately she died in the revolutionary cause.
In 1923, 17-year-old Wang Genying and 20-year-old Chen Geng met at the workers' night school, where Chen Geng was a communist teacher, and his humorous personality was deeply loved by Wang Genying.
Wang Genying was worried about being forced to marry others at home, but Chen Geng listened to her troubles, and the two gradually fell in love. However, Wang Genying's heroic sacrifice in the revolutionary cause made Chen Geng unforgettable for the rest of his life.
Therefore, before her death, Fu Ya hoped to bury her body with Wang Genying's body, in order to express her deep nostalgia and admiration for Wang Genying.
An arranged marriage shackles Wang Genying's life. When Chen Geng learned about this, he was deeply sympathetic. Because when he was 14 years old, he suffered the same fate. Chen Geng was full of yearning for military life and was unwilling to accept an arranged marriage, so he chose to secretly run out and participate in the revolution.
Chen Geng decided to help this girl who had the same experience. He came to Wang's house, explained the situation to Wang's parents, and finally persuaded them to let Wang Genying decide on his own marriage.
Since then, Wang Genying has completely gotten rid of her worries, become more active in learning, and at the same time, she has also developed a love for this righteous teacher. A few months later, the Kuomintang reactionaries closed down the night school.
Under the organization's arrangement, Chen Geng went to Hunan to organize revolutionary activities, and met Wang Genying from Shanghai again at the 1927 National Congress. Wang Genying's enthusiasm and conduct deeply attracted Chen Geng, and he soon became attracted to this former student.
During the meeting, Chen Geng deliberately sat next to Wang Genying, he picked up a piece of paper and wrote affectionately: "Comrade Wang Genying, I love you!" I want to propose to you and want you to be my wife. ”
After confirming that the content was correct, he passed the note to Wang Genying through the comrade next to him. Chen Geng's heart was full of excitement, and he firmly believed that his sincere feelings could move Wang Genying.
Wang Genying took the note and found that it was written by Chen Geng, and was instantly surprised, but quickly regained his composure, and the memories of four years ago slowly surfaced in his mind. She felt that Chen Geng's confession was too direct, so she deliberately folded the note, and then spit on the wall with a mouthful of saliva.
Seeing this, Chen Geng became angry with her, wrote an identical note again, and sent it to Wang Genying.
After Wang Genying glanced at it, he pasted the note on the wall in the same way. Seeing this scene, Chen Geng was also interested, so he wrote another note to Wang Genying.
However, this time, Wang Genying didn't even look at it, and directly pasted it on the wall. Chen Geng didn't give up, and wanted to continue to write notes. But he had to stop during a break in the meeting.
In fact, the surrounding comrades had already discovered Chen Geng's abnormal behavior, so they came over to watch. After seeing the note on the wall, they quipped: "Does Comrade Wang Genying agree to Chen Geng's marriage proposal?" ”
At this time, Chen Geng confidently said that there was no problem, and he said that Wang Genying just wanted more people to know. Hearing this, Wang Genying poured a basin of cold water on Chen Geng, and asked why he agreed to his marriage proposal.
Chen Geng said with a hippie smile that the two were a pair made in heaven. Wang Genying was amused by Chen Geng's words, and then blushed and said that Chen Geng was thick-skinned, but in fact, she had already liked him.
**After Chen Geng confessed to Wang Genying's matter, he reminded Chen Geng with a smile that he couldn't use the thinking of fighting to find a partner, and Wang Genying should not come hard if he didn't accept his pursuit.
Chen Geng said that he was above board, and Wang Genying kept writing love letters if he didn't accept him. **Shaking his head to express his puzzlement, and then imparting his love experience, telling Chen Geng that if you want to be fast, you can't reach it, and girls like to have feelings.
**It is recommended that Chen Geng apologize to Wang Genying first, and then slowly move her in the apology. Chen Geng did according to ***'s suggestion and successfully moved Wang Genying, and finally the two entered the palace of marriage in May 1927.
Their relationship was very stable, but the sky did not follow people's wishes, and on March 8, 1939, Chen Geng and Wang Genying were unfortunately separated by yin and yang. At that time, the enemy was besieging the positions of our army, and in order to protect the party's confidential documents, Wang Genying died heroically.
When Chen Geng was commanding the battle on the Pinghan Line, he received the news of Wang Genying's sacrifice and was grief-stricken. He deeply engraved this pain in his diary: "This day is the saddest day of my life, and I will never forget it. ”
After that, Chen Geng closed his emotions and decided to keep the festival for Wang Genying for three years. Wang Genying's sacrifice had a huge impact on Chen Geng, and his hair thinned and he was depressed.
However, when he met Fu Ya, he gradually recovered from his grief. Therefore, Fu Ya learned from Chen Geng's diary that Wang Genying had an important position in his heart.
Conclusion: In the revolutionary years, there were countless heroes like Chen Geng and his wife, who sacrificed their happiness for the revolutionary cause and left irreparable regrets for themselves.
Fu Ya fulfilled her husband's wish on her deathbed, which not only expressed her deep love for her husband, but also showed her incomparably broad mind.
The love story of Chen Geng and Wang Genying is deeply regrettable, and if it were not for the resistance of the revolutionary war, their lives might have been even happier. Although Fu Ya's appearance brought new hope to Chen Geng, he never forgot his wife who sacrificed for the revolution.
They were all heroic fighters who made tremendous contributions to the revolutionary cause of our country. Editor: Aji.