In 1956, Ma Hongkui fled to the United States and enjoyed a luxurious life, but his plump body was a clear proof of his search for people's fat and people's ointment. He was in charge of Ningxia for 17 years, and was known for his tyrannical rule, harshness and greed, filling his pockets with all the fat and anointment of the people, causing the local economy to collapse and the people to live in hardship.
Ma Hongkui rose to prominence in the political arena, but degenerated into a tyrant, trampling on the rights and interests of the people and wantonly pursuing pleasure. His family life was also chaotic, buying wives and concubines and usurping other people's families by any means. Although he fled to the United States for a time, his greed and brutality eventually plunged him into loneliness and despair.
Ma Hongkui's life reflects the ruthlessness of fate, and greed and violence will eventually bring unfortunate endings. His story reminds us that power and money are no substitute for family and emotion, and that we will eventually face inner emptiness and loneliness.
In 1956, Ma Hongkui fled to the United States and enjoyed a luxurious life, but behind it was the poor life of the people under his cruel rule. His greed and brutality eventually led him to die alone, completely exposing the inability of power and money to fill the vacuum of family affection and morality. The distortion of human nature behind this desire for power has triggered a deep reflection on human nature.