Sun Yat-sen slept on the ice, Song was puzzled, and Chen revealed the secret
Copywriting |Edited by Jiang Ranjiang |Jiang Ranjiang In 1925, before Sun Yat-sen died, he specially instructed his subordinates to find ice cubes to spread on the ground, so that his body could directly touch the ground.
This confused his wife, Soong Ching-ling, and did not understand why Sun Yat-sen did this. However, when the Hong Kong woman Chen Cuifen learned about the incident, she cried because she knew Sun Yat-sen's true intentions.
So, why did Sun Yat-sen choose to sleep on the cold ground?
Sun Yat-sen's condition deteriorated: In 1925, Sun Yat-sen was diagnosed with liver cancer, and after Western medicine**, the pus inside his liver was drained and cleansed. The operation took only 25 minutes to suture, and Song Qingling was puzzled by this.
Until the doctor talked to her, it turned out that Western medicine no longer had much hope for Sun Yat-sen's liver cancer, and the operation was just the mentality of a dead horse as a live horse doctor.
Song Qingling felt desperate, and after confiding in Sun Yat-sen, he calmly comforted her, pointing out that diseases that cannot be cured by Western medicine do not mean that Chinese medicine cannot **. Subsequently, Sun Yat-sen decided not to insist on Western medicine**, but to find Chinese medicine to treat him.
Song Qingling took care of him wholeheartedly during this period and never left. Sun Yat-sen noticed that Song Qingling was becoming more and more emaciated, so he persuaded her to rest, and even repeatedly told friends who came to visit to help persuade Song Qingling to rest.
No matter how others persuaded her, Song Qingling always stuck to Sun Yat-sen's side, and her mind was full of worries about Sun Yat-sen's safety, causing her appetite to lose greatly, and the whole person seemed to become unrecognizable.
Especially later, Sun Yat-sen's condition became more and more serious, and Song Qingling's spirit was almost on the verge of collapse, but she always maintained a clear consciousness in order to take better care of Sun Yat-sen.
After Sun Yat-sen became seriously ill and did not get better, the Kuomintang elders could not sit still, and they asked Sun Yat-sen to make a will.
Dr. Sun Yat-sen's illness aroused everyone's concern, and although some people thought that his illness would gradually improve, during his serious illness, people also hoped that the people who managed the military and government would be legal and reasonable.
Dr. Sun Yat-sen also respected everyone's opinions, and he decided to ask someone to write three wills on his behalf. One of them was an encouragement to the Kuomintang, saying that although the road to revolution was difficult, as long as everyone persevered in their efforts, they would definitely succeed.
The other will was dictated in English and ghostwritten by Song Ziwen and others, hoping to gain the support of foreign revolutionaries.
In order to protect Soong Ching Ling, Sun Yat-sen left a third will, which clearly stated "My wife Soong Ching Ling", aiming to ensure Soong Ching Ling's legal status. Since Sun Yat-sen's marriage certificate with Soong Ching-ling was lost abroad, if Sun Yat-sen died, the Kuomintang might drive Soong Ching-ling away, leaving her in a situation of isolation and helplessness.
Therefore, this will is of great importance to Soong Ching Ling, and it is a manifestation of Sun Yat-sen's deep care and unwavering support for her.
Before Soong Ching-ling became Sun Yat-sen's wife, she had always been regarded as the daughter of Sun Yat-sen's friend, dozens of years older than Sun Yat-sen. However, when she firmly expressed her desire to marry Sun Yat-sen, she was opposed by the whole family, especially her father.
Although he greatly admired Sun Yat-sen and contributed to the revolutionary cause, he could not bear to marry his beloved daughter to a man older than her and endure the hardships that might befall him.
This opposition caused tensions between Soong Ching Ling and the family. As a result, Song Qingling did not hesitate to offend the entire family for the sake of Sun Yat-sen.
At that time, the influence of the Song family was well known to the whole country, while Sun Yat-sen had nothing, and even the house left to Song Qingling on his deathbed was the result of the generosity of overseas Chinese.
Every time he recalled this incident, Sun Yat-sen's heart was full of guilt for Song Qingling, so he decided to leave his house and all his relics to Song Qingling before he died.
However, for Soong Ching Ling, it was not easy to truly inherit Sun Yat-sen's legacy. With Sun Yat-sen's many years of experience in dealing with various forces, he had a hunch that he would face many difficulties.
When Sun Yat-sen was dying, he did not forget to tell his friends to take care of Song Qingling and not embarrass her because of her ** religious beliefs. He knew that Song Qingling's friend was engaged in activities to crack down on the ** religion, and this belief would undoubtedly cause her trouble.
However, Sun Yat-sen arranged Song Qingling's affairs in an orderly manner, and Song Qingling also knew his deep meaning.
Soong Ching-ling noticed that Sun Yat-sen's pupils were dilated and realized that he was about to die. She immediately called for someone close to her to come and see him one last time. However, Sun Yat-sen's actions left Soong Ching-ling confused.
When she had just finished talking to the people around her and walked into the room, she found that Sun Yat-sen had asked him to put him on the ground, and said that the cold ground was better. This made Song Qingling feel confused, and only Chen Cuifen knew the reason.
Sun Yat-sen and Chen Cuifen, two like-minded souls, met when Chen Cuifen was still in her youth. Chen Cuifen is athletic, riding and shooting everything, and she also has a kind of grace and gentleness of a classical woman.
Sun Yat-sen, on the other hand, was enthusiastic about studying advanced revolutionary ideas and started his own revolutionary cause in the local area. The two are attracted to each other and eventually become an enviable pair of revolutionary partners.
Although Sun Yat-sen already had his original wife Lu Muzhen at this time, even Lu Muzhen praised Chen Cuifen.
Sun Yat-sen recognized that it would be relatively inefficient to carry out a revolutionary movement only locally, so he approached Li Hongzhang with a proposal for a constitutional monarchy, accompanied by a letter detailing his expectations for a constitutional monarchy in post-revolutionary China, believing that China could become a country that made the most of its resources and talents.
However, Li Hongzhang was busy dealing with external issues at this time, and he believed that the ideas put forward in Sun Yat-sen's letter were too idealistic and could be considered on paper.
Sun Yat-sen and Li Hongzhang could not reach a consensus, but he still persistently pursued the realization of an ideal society, although he was eventually expelled by Li Hongzhang. Under the suppression of feudal forces in China, the Qing Dynasty sent personnel to arrest revolutionaries, including Sun Yat-sen, many times.
In one of the operations, in order to protect Sun Yat-sen, Chen Cuifen took the initiative to ask to sleep on the ground, so that he could quickly sense any emergency situation and notify Sun Yat-sen to escape in time.
In the face of hardship, Sun Yat-sen said that he was willing to share weal and woe with everyone, even if the floor was cold, he was willing to use this to stay sober and dedicate himself to China's revolutionary cause.
However, Chen Cuifen did not realize that Sun Yat-sen still insisted on sleeping on the cold floor at the last moment of his life, which fully demonstrated his dedication and persistence to the revolutionary cause.
Sun Yat-sen and Chen Cuifen were forced to wander abroad under the severe situation of the domestic revolution, and they propagated revolutionary ideas while raising funds for the Chinese revolution.
During her days in a foreign country, Chen Cuifen was not only responsible for Sun Yat-sen's daily life, but also allowed these revolutionaries to experience the warmth of home again, including Chiang Kai-shek, Wang Jingwei, Hu Hanmin and others.
She not only took care of their daily lives, but also assisted them in printing leaflets, providing them with strong logistical support for their revolutionary cause. With Sun Yat-sen's encouragement, she bought a tree whose bark would flow out like sap like blood with a slight stroke, and the tree symbolized the tenacious spirit of the revolutionaries.
Every time Sun Yat-sen saw this tree, he would smile, and this smile was full of firm faith in the future.
Chen Cuifen looked at the small tree in front of her, and secretly made up her mind to raise it well to provide a little comfort for Sun Yat-sen in his busy revolutionary career. However, Sun Yat-sen was too busy to take care of the tree himself, so the responsibility of caring for it fell to Chen Cuifen.
In order to raise this tree well, Chen Cuifen carefully studied the relevant books, reading them every morning, noon and evening, for fear that there would be problems with the saplings and let Sun Yat-sen feel disappointed. Eventually, she succeeded in raising the sapling to flourish.
Thanks to the efforts of Sun Yat-sen and the revolutionaries, the revolutionary situation gradually became clearer. In this process, Chen Cuifen silently paid for them, and even took meticulous care of her life.
However, when the good days were coming, Chen Cuifen chose to leave, and she carefully stayed away from Sun Yat-sen with deep concern. Because she suffered from tuberculosis, she was afraid of infecting Sun Yat-sen, and she was also worried that her limited culture might affect Sun Yat-sen's career.
This departure is her deep love for Sun Yat-sen and deep anxiety about the revolutionary cause.
Sun Yat-sen will become China's temporary great, and his life will enter the peak. But when Sun Yat-sen planned to marry Soong Ching-ling, the Kuomintang elders objected, insisting that Chen Cuifen was Sun Yat-sen's best partner.
However, Chen Cuifen wrote a letter in support of Sun Yat-sen's decision and blessed their marriage, fully demonstrating her generosity and wisdom.
The original wife, Lu Muzhen, wrote to Sun Yat-sen, saying that because of him, she was widowed when she was young and raised her children alone. She decided to divorce Sun Yat-sen. Chen Cuifen and Lu Muzhen both supported Sun Yat-sen and Soong Qingling's marriage at this time.
Seeing their letter, Sun Yat-sen was so moved that he couldn't cry. In order to avoid people who recognized her, Chen Cuifen found a remote place to live. During this period, Chiang Kai-shek sent someone to visit her and gave her 100,000 yuan in return.
Chen Cuifen wholeheartedly supported the revolutionary cause, but because of the revolution, she had to leave her hometown and be separated from Sun Yat-sen. Although the two were separated, Chen Cuifen's heart was always closely connected to Sun Yat-sen and his revolutionary cause.
However, due to various reasons, Chen Cuifen and Sun Yat-sen did not see each other often, and all she heard was that Sun Yat-sen's warlord forces were about to move, which put Sun Yat-sen in crisis.
But Chan was convinced that Sun Yat-sen was capable of overcoming these difficulties, and she never imagined that Sun Yat-sen would suffer from an incurable disease, or even die before her.
When Chen Cuifen learned the news of Sun Yat-sen's death, she thought it was to rectify the internal affairs of the Kuomintang. It wasn't until I received letters from my friends that I knew that Sun Yat-sen was really gone. After learning that Sun Yat-sen was going to sleep on the ground, she sat on the ground and wept bitterly, explaining the meaning of it, and barely stood up after a long time.
At home, Chen Cuifen put corresponding items to commemorate Sun Yat-sen. A few days later, she continued to face life. In order to express her support for the revolutionary cause, Chen Cuifen even named her children related to the revolution.
During that time, Song Qingling no longer wore various styles of skirts, but often showed people in dark cheongsam, the one with the highest slit was also near the knee. In addition, Song Qingling also gave up the changeable hairstyle and simply coiled her hair behind to express her nostalgia for Sun Yat-sen.
Sun Yat-sen and others made unremitting efforts for China's revolutionary cause, and their dedication was deeply touching, and they never forgot the revolutionary cause even before their deaths. Before his death, Sun Yat-sen not only made detailed arrangements for the revolutionary cause, but also made plans for Soong Ching-ling's later life.
While pursuing our careers, we should also take into account the feelings of our families and strive to strike a balance between the two. The support of his family has provided a strong impetus for the revolutionary cause of Sun Yat-sen and others, and has made us deeply realize that a successful revolution requires the joint efforts of everyone.
Although the road of revolution was full of challenges, Sun Yat-sen"The revolution has not yet succeeded, and comrades still need to work hard"The expectation inspires the younger generations to keep moving forward. As a new generation, we should shoulder our own mission, actively learn modern knowledge, and contribute our own strength to the development of the motherland.
The revolutionary journey of the older generation of the Internet is full of hardships, and they deserve our deep respect for their firm belief and selfless dedication of their youth to the country.
They put their lives and deaths out of the way, did not seek their own personal interests, and even if the fruits of the revolution were stolen, they were ultimately shared by the people. Although Sun Yat-sen's ideas were not accepted by everyone, he persevered to the end, and gave speeches everywhere to promote a constitutional monarchy, so that more people could see another possibility.
But Sun Yat-sen may not have thought that China would fall into warlord secession and the people's livelihood in various places withered, but fortunately, *** and others came from the masses and went to the masses and successfully saved the people.
We should study and study the history of our ancestors with a rigorous attitude, because it is because of their selfless dedication and arduous struggle that we have come into being a peacefully reunified new China.
Their spiritual heritage should be cherished and passed on so that our children can grow up with the right values. Like Soong Ching Ling and others, their loyalty and perseverance to their lovers embody the beautiful qualities of traditional women, and we should try our best to take care of our families in life, so that they can work and live better.
At the same time, we should also be like Chen Cuifen, when we see young people in need, we should not hesitate to lend a hand.
In the hot land of New China, we are fortunate to be born and raised. Our predecessors once told us that we must have a sense of mission and responsibility and strive for the cause of the motherland's modernization.
It is time for us to take up the baton and live up to the dying legacy of our predecessors by building our homeland into a powerful and modern country through in-depth study of modern science.
Let us use our wisdom and courage to make the motherland more prosperous and the people happier and healthier.