In October 1976, the "Gang of Four" was shattered. After the news came out, the whole country celebrated. Jiang Qing and others were reviewed. In January 1981, the verdict was made. Jiang Qing was sentenced to death with two years of probation, and was later reduced to life imprisonment according to law. Jiang Qing died on May 14, 1991.
So the question is, where will Jiang Qing be buried after his death? China emphasizes the return of fallen leaves and has this simple relationship, and Jiang Qing is no exception. It is said that after Jiang Qing was reminded before her death, she hoped to be buried in her hometown.
Where is Jiang Qing’s hometown? Many people may not know that Jiang Qing is from Zhucheng, Shandong. In 1914, she was born in a carpenter family in Zhucheng . Jiang Qing's original name is Li Yunhe. Her father is a carpenter and her biological mother is married to Xu Xian. Before her, she had two brothers and an older sister.
After Jiang Qing was born, it put more pressure on her originally unlucky family. In addition, she is a girl and is not favored by her father. Her mother often quarreled with her father and was beaten and scolded. In 1926, 12-year-old Jiang Qing left Zhucheng with her mother.
my mother took Jiang Qing to his relatives in Tianjin, and it was not easy to make a living outside. In order to make a living, Jiang Qing worked as a small worker in a tobacco factory. In 1928, Jiang Qing and his mother went to Jinan to join their cousin Li Ziming. During his time in Jinan, Jiang Qing fell in love with drama.
Later, she made up her mind to learn drama performance, and she had a skill and could make a living. In 1929, Jiang Qing was admitted to Shandong Experimental Theater to study drama performance. After graduation, she embarked on the road of drama performance and also went to Shanghai to perform dramas, which had a certain reputation.
Judging from Jiang Qing's early experience, Jiang Qing did not live well in her hometown, but as her birthplace, Jiang Qing still decided to return to her hometown before her death. In fact, Jiang Qing had also imagined that she would be buried with Chairman Mao after her death in the future, but that was just a thought.
Jiang Qing's will before his death was to be buried back to his hometown, which was also a reminder to his daughter Li Na. As Jiang Qing's only daughter, Li Na naturally understood his mother's wishes. After Jiang Qing's death, it was a death notice signed by Li Na to the hospital. Li Na was not present when Jiang Qing's body was cremated.
Later, she notified her to collect the ashes. After getting the ashes, Li Na did not send the ashes back to her hometown Zhucheng for burial according to Jiang Qing's will, but kept them at home. Until 1996, when the local leaders of Zhucheng learned about this situation, they said that the Phoenix Cemetery in Zhucheng could provide a cemetery or a monument could be erected.
If Li Na agrees, Zhucheng can send a car to pick him up. After learning about it, Li Na politely rejected the kindness of the local leaders in Zhucheng. She told her why she violated her mother's will. Li Na believes that it is not the time to bury her mother in her hometown and she cannot guard the tomb, and she is worried that the cemetery will be destroyed.
From then on, Li Na kept Jiang Qing's ashes at home. Later, the organization talked to Li Na, and Li Na asked if she could bury her mother in Beijing. Later, she was approved. So Li Na and her husband Wang Jingqing began to work hard to find a suitable cemetery.
Finally found Futian Cemetery in Xishan, Beijing. In 2002, Li Na and her husband buried Jiang Qing's ashes here and built a tombstone. However, the monument was engraved with "Tomb of my mother Li Yunhe", which uses Jiang Qing's little-known original name.
Strangely, the erected monument did not leave a name, only the names "daughter" and "son-in-law", in order to avoid unnecessary trouble.
