For parents, children grow up healthily and safely is their biggest and best wish. However, this wish, which is easy to realize in China today, was very extravagant for the people of the war years a hundred years ago, even if some of them were left behind in history.
Speaking of Chairman Mao's children, the first thing everyone thinks of is definitely him and Yang Kaihui's eldest son Mao Anying. As for the children of Chairman Mao and He Zizhen, only Li Min is known. In fact, he and He Zizhen had three boys and three girls, a total of six children. Unfortunately, during the war, many of the children either died prematurely or were unaccounted for. Among them, the eldest son Mao Anhong is the most bizarre.
He Zizhen was born in the home of a squire, and was educated and exposed to progressive revolutionary ideas. After graduating from Yongxin Girls’ School, he joined the Communist Party of China, and then began to participate in organizing peasant armed riots. In 1927, He Zizhen, who was only 18 years old, went to Jinggangshan with her brother, and later became Chairman Mao's staff. Therefore, the two met each other and began a ten-year marriage. These ten years have also been the ten years in which the Chinese Communist Party has developed in ups and downs. The fate of the children He Zizhen gave birth during this period is precisely the epitome of the great era.
In 1929, in the second year of the marriage of He Zizhen and Chairman Mao, He Zizhen gave birth to her first child, a girl. When the child was born, Chairman Mao had just commanded the army to win a battle. He was very happy and named the child Jinhua. Moreover, this is Chairman Mao's first daughter. Before that, the three children born to Yang Kaihui were all sons. Therefore, Mao Zedong liked this golden flower very much and held it in his arms from time to time.
However,This revolutionary family was born in a war-torn era. Parents could go out to war at any time. Today, in Changting, I don’t know where it will be tomorrow. Naturally, I can’t take this delicate baby with him. Therefore, Chairman Mao and He Zizhen had to send their children to the local people in foster care in tears. He Zizhen personally found someone for Jinhua, and because she had just given birth and needed a rest, she did not go with the army to get along with her children for a few more days. After more than two years, the Red Army came to this place again. They found the family they had entrusted and wanted to see the children. However, the reply was that Jinhua had died.
He Zizhen was deeply saddened by the news, but she didn't have much time to be sad for her child. Apart from the hard and busy work, she had no time to take care of her. At this time, she was pregnant with her second child. At the end of 1932, He Zizhen gave birth to her and Chairman Mao's second child, Mao Anhong, nicknamed Mao Mao in the same place. When Mao Mao was more than two years old, the Red Army began the Long March. Before setting off, considering that Mao Mao was too young, and they did not know how long they would go and where they would go after they left, so they handed the child to the remaining Mao Zetan and his wife. But it didn't take long for Mao Zetan to sacrifice. Since then, Mao Mao has lost his whereabouts.
He Zizhen’s third child did not survive a premature birth. The fourth child was born on the Long March and was a girl. She had to be sent for adoption at the time of birth. He Zizhen didn’t even see it clearly. The look of the child. Later, when He Zizhen gave birth to only one daughter, she recalled the child and wanted to look for it, but she suffered from the fact that she didn’t know where and what kind of family the child was sent to. Second, she didn’t leave anything to recognize him in the future. The token, so it's gone.
Li Min was born in northern Shaanxi in 1936. The last child was born in the Soviet Union but died of illness. In this way, six children were born, but in the end only one was left by his side. He Zizhen lived in Shanghai for a long time after returning to China.But his body was not very good, and it didn't take long for his daughter Li Min to return to his father's side, so she was also depressed mentally. He Zizhen's younger sister looked into her eyes and remembered it in her heart, so she proposed to look for Maomao, but unfortunately, He Yi passed away on the way.
A few years later, Jiangxi Province was entrusted by He Zizhen to actively search and finally found a qualified boy, Zhu Daolai, who looked very much like the young Chairman Mao. After the boy arrived in Shanghai, his blood type was tested and it was in accordance with the law of heredity. Chairman Mao also believed that the boy looked like his younger brother when he was a child. But at this time, someone came out and identified the boy as the child she and her deceased husband gave to the villager. Unfortunately, there was no DNA identification technology back then, and the boy's identity could not be determined. Therefore, after consideration, Chairman Mao was raised by others and was admitted to Tsinghua University .
From the experiences of several children of He Zizhen, we can see how difficult the environment of the revolutionary ancestors was, how happy the children living in this era are, and they should cherish life, no matter what industry they are engaged in. This kind of work must contribute a small force to the building of the country.
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