Younger brotherdied at the age of deathyears old, the will is the same as the elder brother, the ashes are scattered into the sea
In October 2017, a sad news came that Deng Gong's younger brother passed away due to illness. His name is Deng Ken, and he is 7 years older than Deng Gong, and he also experienced the revolutionary period.
Deng Ken's life witnessed the founding and development of New China, and he is a witness and precious wealth of our history.
Deng Ken, the historical giant who witnessed the development of New China from scratch, his career is full of legends. In him, we see the changes and progress of Chinese history.
So, in the revolutionary years, what kind of story did Deng Ken and Deng Gong have? Let's walk into Deng Ken's revolutionary career and explore his life journey.
The turbulent times had a huge impact on Deng Ken's family, and his father Deng Shaochang was because of"Progressive thinking"Forced to displace, the family's financial situation is also in trouble, and even the brothers' tuition fees have become a problem.
At that time, Deng Ken lived with his mother Dan and his brother ***, Dan was a very strong and backbone woman, and she loved her children very much. During the difficult period, Dan also took the young Deng Ken back to his parents' house to visit, which was also the first time Deng Ken saw his grandmother.
When he returned to his parents' house this time, Dan actually wanted to borrow some meat for the children to eat. Despite the fact that their family was wealthier, they refused this small request. Although Deng Ken was young at the time, he learned an important lesson from this incident: no matter how difficult life was, his mother would raise a pig to meet their needs.
Although the young man's education level is not high, he has the quality of tenacity. The mother's excellent character sets a good example for the children, especially for ***, the influence of parents is far-reaching.
No matter how difficult the family is, the parents did not let *** give up studying. When Deng Ken was still young, his mother Dan and his sister had limited knowledge, and his father Deng Shaochang was not at home, and the most educated person in the family was Deng Gong.
However, during his childhood, an incident occurred that had a profound impact on him. Once for the Chinese New Year, the Deng family was ready to write Spring Festival couplets, but because Deng Shaochang was not at home, Dan went to find a former friend to help.
When the Deng family was wealthy, they had a relationship with a landlord surnamed Liu, so the Dan family went to visit him. Despite the decline of the family, the two families still corresponded. When Landlord Liu learned about it, he wrote a couplet on the red paper brought by Dan.
Before leaving, Dan kept thanking Landlord Liu, who smiled modestly.
**When I went home, I found a couplet on the door of my house, but because my brother was not at home, Deng Ken couldn't help. Dan and Deng Ken's sister pasted the couplet at home, however, when *** saw the couplet, she was furious.
Deng Ken was deeply impressed by his brother's anger, and he asked *** what the couplet had written, but *** just said that the couplet was satirizing their Deng family, and tore off the couplet and rewrote it himself, pasting it at home.
This incident made Deng Ken realize the importance of culture, and he made up his mind that he must study hard in the future. In 1918, ** was admitted to a middle school in Guang'an, but due to the poverty of his family, he could not afford the tuition.
In 1919, Chongqing established a work-study school in France, giving Deng Ken a new opportunity to realize his dream.
Deng Shaochang, who was hiding from the war in Chongqing, wrote a letter to his family, suggesting that he should study in this school and have the opportunity to go abroad to learn advanced cultural knowledge in the future.
As an intellectual in feudal society, Deng Shaochang was very open-minded. Under his planning, ** prepared to go to Chongqing. This decision changed ***'s life.
Deng Ken was only eight years old at the time, unable to make suggestions for his brother's future. However, his mother, Tam, was adamantly opposed to her son's trip abroad. At that time, Deng Ken often heard his mother complain: "He is too ruthless for such a young child to leave his hometown and work at the same time as school." ”
**'s mother, Tan, loves her eldest son deeply and wants him to stay by her side. However, ** has lofty ideals and hopes to get out of his hometown. Although they went through a long period of communication, their mother finally agreed to the decision to go out to study, but they faced another problem: most of the school fees in Chongqing need to be paid for out of pocket.
In order to make up for the tuition, Deng Shaochang rushed back to his hometown to sell the land, and the Deng family also mobilized many relatives to finally make up enough tuition. On the day *** left, Deng Ken clearly remembered the scene of his mother hugging him and crying, which was the last time their mother and son met.
After Deng Ken lost contact with his eldest brother, he began his own study life in Shanghai. Although his father Deng Shaochang told him to find his eldest brother, due to the very tense revolutionary situation at that time, the family was very worried about the safety of Deng Gong, and Deng Ken was still unable to find his brother during his study in Shanghai.
However, he did not give up, and eventually, at the suggestion of others, he decided to publish a missing person notice in the newspaper. On May 1, 1931, in the "Shishi Xinbao", he wrote: "Deng Xixian's brother Jian, my brother has come to Shanghai, and I hope to see the newspaper to meet at No. 57, Puqingli, La Peide Road, Sapposai Road, French Concession, and my brother will repair and enlighten first. ”
Although they hadn't seen each other for nine years, Deng Ken was still convinced that he could find his brother and insisted on finding a safe haven for him.
After Deng Ken released the missing person notice, he began to regret it. Because he realized that this way of recruiting communists was a common trick of the Kuomintang. For some reason, the Kuomintang also noticed the missing person notice.
There were even spies who inquired around Deng Ken and asked if the people in the newspaper had ever been here. After Deng Ken heard this, he was always worried. He hoped to find his brother, but he was afraid that his brother would fall into the hands of the Kuomintang.
In his anxiety, Deng Gong did see the newspaper. At first, Comrade ** was also worried that this was a trap for the Kuomintang. But he was worried about his brother, whom he hadn't seen for many years, so he decided to take a big risk and go to the newspaper to find Deng Ken.
In mid-May 1931, more than ten days after the missing person notice was issued, Deng Ken was chatting with his classmates in the house when he suddenly saw a person walking towards him.
Deng Ken wore a long shirt, black leather pants, black leather shoes, and a top hat and entered the room. He saw his brother, but instead of calling out his name immediately, he asked softly, "Is there a person named Deng Xianxiu here?" ”
Hearing that someone was looking for him, Deng Ken raised his head, although he hadn't seen him for many years, he still recognized his brother's shadow. He replied simply, "I am!" * looked at him, nodded in satisfaction, and said, "Okay, good, good, we know about your newspaper, pack up, and come with me." ”
Deng Ken immediately understood what his brother meant, and hurriedly packed his things and followed him out. They came to a hidden place, and ** began to communicate with him in depth.
** Got along with Deng Ken in his later years and had a brief conversation about the family situation. Deng Ken explained to *** the reason for the search in the newspaper, and told him to talk about other things in the future and go home as soon as possible.
Deng Gong knew that the stakes were enormous, because the Kuomintang would track them down. A few months later, he went to the Jiangxi Soviet region, and Deng Ken came into contact with Marxism in the following years and firmly established his beliefs.
He joined the Communist Youth League in 1935, the Communist Party of China in 1937, and in 1939 he entered the Yan'an Anti-Japanese Military and Political University.
After systematically studying and cultivating, Deng Ken became an outstanding revolutionary fighter. From March 1940, he worked in the library of the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University in Yan'an.
Deng Ken's revolutionary career did not go on to fight like other fighters, and he was mainly engaged in political work. Because of his steady work and outstanding performance, he was promoted to head of the Propaganda Department of the Jilin Prefectural Party Committee in 1945, and participated in the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China, where he once again met his brother after a long absence.
Although the situation of the Communist Party is improving, the Kuomintang is still eyeing it. Deng Gong and Deng Ken didn't stay together for too long, because they both had their own jobs to be busy.
With his excellent performance, Deng Ken was promoted by the organization a few years later and promoted to the commissioner of the Sichuan Luzhou Special Administration. After a stint in this position, he was appointed deputy mayor of Wuhan.
Deng Ken returned to his hometown to visit relatives and worked in Hubei, and the brothers had few opportunities to meet, although Deng Gong did not often go to Wuhan to visit his younger brother, but as long as he was free, he would go over to have a look. At the end of 1973, when Deng Highway passed through Wuhan, he stopped to visit Deng Ken and brought a Guangxi specialty he liked very much-taro.
Deng Ken persuaded his brother not to worry about him and take it back to eat it himself. This visit was the only time in Deng Gong's life that he went to Deng Ken's house.
Deng Gong smiled and said to Deng Ken: "Children should taste fresh, the taro in Guangxi is delicious, you can try it." Although it is only a few taro, this is enough to reflect Deng Gong's concern for his younger brother.
Despite this, Deng Gong once warned Deng Ken: "Family affairs and official affairs cannot be confused, and family members cannot talk about official affairs when they are together, let alone do things in my name." ”
Deng Ken remembered his brother's teachings. After this visit, Deng Gong never visited their house again. Every time Deng Gong went to Wuhan, Deng Ken would take his family to the "East Lake Guest House" for a meeting, which was the place where Deng Gong temporarily rested.
Deng Ken and his brother have eaten here a few times, and Deng Gong likes children very much, and every time Deng Ken takes the children to visit his brother. The children were also very willing to play with Deng Gong because their "uncle" was very kind and kind.
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