Mao Zedong was a great leader, but at the same time he was also a father. He experienced the pain of losing his loved ones several times. His wife and brothers and sisters both sacrificed for the revolution. Some of his children were lost in the war and some died at birth. He also longed to live a life with children and grandchildren around him.
Mao Anying is the son who makes him most proud. In order for his son to have good development in the future, he sent his two sons to the Soviet Union to study, and his son did not disappoint his expectations. He graduated with excellent results at Moscow University and participated in the Patriotic War of in the Soviet Union, and received personal reception and reputation from Stalin .
Later, Mao Anying returned to the motherland and worked at the most difficult grassroots level. Mao Anying, who grew up, had his lifelong events on the agenda. He fell in love with Liu Siqi and married Liu Siqi in the blessings of his family. The two were newly married and had a very good relationship. Mao Zedong, as his father, was also very pleased. They could have lived a happy life, but with the outbreak of the Korean War, Mao Anying was the first to sign up for the volunteer army and eventually died on the Korean battlefield.
Liu Siqi's father Liu Qianchu and Mao Zedong are very good comrades-in-arms. Her mother Zhang Wenqiu met and fell in love at work. After they got married, they got very close to Mao Zedong's family. At that time, Mao Zedong and his wife had already given birth to Mao Anying. They made an appointment. If Liu Qianchu had a daughter in the future, they would become children and in-laws. Unexpectedly, they would be true after many years.
Later, Liu Qianchu and his wife temporarily parted with Mao Zedong's family due to work reasons. They worked hard for the revolution in their respective jobs. Later, Liu Qianchu was arrested for the betrayal of a traitor. At this time, Zhang Wenqiu was pregnant and was about to give birth. After Liu Qianchu was imprisoned, he knew that he would definitely not be able to get out alive, so he sent a message to his pregnant wife. No matter whether he gave birth to a boy or a girl, he was called Siqi.
Liu Qianchu was brutally killed by the enemy, and Zhang Wenqiu also gave birth to a daughter. She lived a difficult life with her daughter alone. Later, she came to Yan'an . During a report performance, Mao Zedong was very impressed by Liu Siqi. He learned that he was the daughter of his good friend Liu Qianchu, and he paid a lot of attention to her and took more care of the lives of their mother and daughter.
After Mao Anying returned to China, he met Liu Siqi. Mao Zedong asked his son to take care of Liu Siqi more. The two developed feelings during the contact. At first, Liu Siqi and his daughter were frightened by the marriage and believed that their identities were not worthy of Mao Zedong's eldest son, but Mao Zedong thought they were very suitable and supported it very much.
The two got married smoothly, which also solved Mao Zedong's worries. Later, Mao Anying resolutely joined the volunteer army. At this time, he had just been married for less than a year with Liu Siqi. Mao Anying went to the battlefield despite the danger and lost his life on the battlefield. The news of his sacrifice was hidden by Mao Zedong for a long time before telling Liu Siqi that Liu Siqi could not get out for a long time and had been living in the longing for her husband.
As father-in-law, Mao Zedong looked at Liu Siqi like this and was very anxious. After his persuasion, Liu Siqi started his new life, slowly walked out of it, and began to accept new feelings. Under Mao Zedong's arrangement, he re-formed a family with a man named Yang Maozhi, and Mao Zedong married her out like his daughter.
Liu Siqi and her husband had four children. In order to commemorate Mao Anying, she named her eldest son Yang Xiaoying, and he never forgot about Mao Anying. Mao Anying was his lifelong pride. When she was old, she went to Mao Anying to mourn the place where Mao Anying was sleeping. Her relationship with the Mao family was not just an ex-daughter-in-law, but their relationship surpassed everything.
