inventory of the six women who affected Chairman Mao’s life. They influenced Chairman Mao in different ways at different times and ultimately guided him to become a great man of his generation. So, who are these six women? What role do they all play in Chairman Mao’s life? Let me tell you today.
The first woman is Chairman Mao’s mother, Wen Suqin.
People all say that parents are the best teachers for their children, and this is the most appropriate thing to use for Wen Suqin. Wen Suqin is generous by nature and cannot stand the poor in suffering. According to Chairman Mao’s recollection, when he was a child, his family was not wealthy, but every time a beggar who fled to famine came to beg for food, his mother would make a big bowl of food to serve for the beggar, and before leaving, she would also serve a full bowl of food for the beggar. After watching the beggar leave, Wen Suqin will also educate Chairman Mao that if he encounters others in trouble, he must help. Who has not had a time to fall into trouble in his life? Under Wen Suqin's teaching, Chairman Mao had a compassionate heart since he was a child. He could not bear to see the poor suffer and was determined to let everyone live a good life.
Later, Chairman Mao grew up and wanted to go to another hometown to go to school to see the world, but his father disagreed. My father felt that he should go to the rice shop as an apprentice and inherit his family business in the future. After Wen Suqin learned about this, he firmly supported his son's study. She persuaded her husband that men just had to go out and see the world. Don't worry, Sanyizi will definitely have a great future in the future. Under Wen Suqin's persuasion, Chairman Mao's father finally agreed to let Chairman Mao go out to study. It was also because of this time when Chairman Mao met Li Dazhao and others and embarked on a glorious revolutionary path.
Later, Wen Suqin unfortunately got infected with the disease. According to customs, the family should have urgently summoned Chairman Mao to come back to take care of his mother, but Wen Suqin firmly disagreed with calling his son back. Even before leaving, he repeatedly reminded him not to disturb his son's studies. When Chairman Mao rushed back to his hometown after receiving the letter, Wen Suqin had been dead for several days. Chairman Mao, who was as firm as steel, burst into tears in the mourning hall and wrote a long work " Mother's Memorial ". Every word of this sacrifice is written in full of Chairman Mao’s thoughts and sorrows.
Chairman Mao still had a smile on his face when he recalled his mother. This shows how much influence my mother Wen Suqin had on Chairman Mao.
The second woman is Chairman Mao’s first wife, Luo Yixiu.
Luo Yixiu is a few years older than Chairman Mao and married into the Mao family under the care of his parents. Chairman Mao did not agree with this marriage model in his heart, so he always treated Luo Yixiu as his own sister and did not become a real couple with her. After marrying into the Mao family, Luo Yixiu followed the rules passed down from generation to generation, got up early and worked hard to work in the housework, was filial to her parents-in-law, and also served as a buffer for communication between Chairman Mao and her father. With Luo Yixiu's efforts, the relationship between Chairman Mao and his father eased. Later, Chairman Mao wanted to study in another hometown, and Luo Yixiu also strongly supported him. But unfortunately, not long after Chairman Mao left, Luo Yixiu became infected with a stubborn disease. In the third year of marrying into the Mao family, Luo Yixiu unfortunately died young.
Luo Yixiu's death caused Chairman Mao to start reexamining the marriage. He realized that arranged marriage is the root of pain for many people, and marriage should be formed on the basis of love. Therefore, in later life, Chairman Mao compiled the Marriage Law, encouraging young men and women to break the feudal shackles and form families on the basis of love. At the same time, the wives and concubine system that had been popular for thousands of years was abolished and aroused the monogamy. With Chairman Mao’s efforts, countless young people of appropriate age were able to break through the shackles and start families with their beloved, and have a happy life.
The third person is Chairman Mao’s cousin, Wang Shigu
If the existence of his mother and his first wife taught Chairman Mao’s life principles, then Wang Shigu let Chairman Mao feel the beautiful existence in the world.
When Chairman Mao was young, he would often live at his grandmother's house. During this period, he and his cousin Wang Shigu became good friends. The two of them played together and grew up together. They were childhood sweethearts who were in love. When they grew up, both of them proposed to marry each other. According to custom, men and women must calculate their horoscopes before getting married.But it is regrettable that Chairman Mao and Wang Shigu are incompatible. The fortune teller said that if he forced himself to get together, his marriage life would become unfortunate.
In that feudal era, the eight characters were incompatible, and they were cousins with close blood ties, which destined Chairman Mao could not become husband and wife with Wang Shigu. In order to cut off the two of them, the Mao family married Chairman Mao Luo Yixiu, and the Wang family quickly told Wang Shigu a marriage and asked her to marry her to the county town. Perhaps it was because of the illness that Wang Shigu got seriously ill and died regretfully shortly after marriage. Chairman Mao had already disagreed with his marriage with Luo Yixiu. After Wang Shigu passed away, he hated the marriage model under the old system. Finally, Chairman Mao put forward his own advocacy, calling on young men and women to break through feudal shackles and freely fall in love and control marriage independently.
Although the new "Marriage Law" was created, Wang Shigu still couldn't come back. In the future life, Chairman Mao remembered his childhood sweetheart many times, and every time he missed him, he felt very regretful.
4th place is Chairman Mao’s favorite woman, Yang Kaihui.
Chairman Mao met his mentor Yang Changji when he was studying at Hunan Normal University . When asking Yang Changji for questions, he would inevitably meet the Yang family. In this way, Chairman Mao met Yang Kaihui for the first time.
Yang Kaihui is a new young man with new ideas. Many of her ideas in study and life coincide with Chairman Mao. Under the guidance of common ideas, the two soon developed a relationship between men and women and became husband and wife. When getting married, Yang Kaihui took the initiative to propose not to sit in a sedan chair or to marry a dowry, so as to declare that she would not do anything ordinary.
After marriage, the two gave birth to three children, and Chairman Mao lived a rare and warm life. However, the revolutionary cause was difficult. Not long after, Chairman Mao had to leave his wife and children and embark on the revolutionary road. After Chairman Mao left home, Yang Kaihui did not retreat. While taking care of the children, she works underground for the cause of the Party. Later, Yang Kaihui was unfortunately arrested, and the enemy seduced her. As long as she announced in the newspaper that she would terminate her marriage with Chairman Mao, she would be released from prison. However, Yang Kaihui firmly rejected all this. She walked onto the punishment frame without changing her face, allowing the enemy to use all the torture, and resolutely refused to break away from Chairman Mao. In the end, the angry and angry enemy brutally killed Yang Kaihui.
In his later years, Chairman Mao wrote in a poem to reply to his friends, "I lost my arrogance, Yang Jun lost my willow, and arrogant Yang refers to Yang Kaihui. This shows how important Yang Kaihui is in Chairman Mao's heart.
The fifth place is Chairman Mao's third wife, He Zizhen.
His husband and He Zizhen are not just couples in life. He Zizhen is the first female party member on Jinggangshan . She is brave and resourceful and dares to be the first, so she was sent to Chairman Mao as a secretary. In the difficult revolutionary environment, the two gradually got together and eventually became husband and wife. After marriage, He Zizhen followed the large army to fight south and north. In order to protect the safety of Chairman Mao and her comrades, she had put life and death many times. Once, the enemy plane bombed the command post to attract He Zizhen took the enemy's attention and stepped on a horse without a saddle, galloped in the open field with two guns in his hand. The enemy plane was attracted by He Zizhen, and all the firepower was transferred to her side. Chairman Mao and the command post were spared.
Later, in order to protect a wounded person, He Zizhen was unfortunately injured by an enemy plane shell, leaving more than a dozen pieces of shell fragments in his body. After learning about this, Chairman Mao burst into tears on the spot and rode a horse to He Zizhen overnight to encourage her. In order not to drag down the large army, He Zizhen Zizhen also took the initiative to ask the troops to put themselves at the home of a fellow villager. When the injury is healed, he will chase the large army. But Chairman Mao refused to agree. He transferred his stretcher and medical soldiers to He Zizhen and told her that she would carry her away even if she is carried.
In the end, He Zizhen followed Chairman Mao and embarked on the arduous Long March 4 road together. After the Long March, in order to improve himself, He Zizhen took the initiative to go to the Soviet Union to treat injuries and learn.This was a good thing, but before going to the Soviet Union, there were some misunderstandings between Chairman Mao and He Zizhen, which led to He Zizhen's intention to break up.
That's it. The couple, who have gone through the ups and downs and through the most difficult moments of the revolution, ended up breaking up. However, Chairman Mao never held a grudge against He Zizhen. He Zizhen was tortured by injuries and was unable to work when she was old. After learning about it, Chairman Mao took the initiative to bear all of He Zizhen's living expenses and advised He Zizhen to take good care of her health when she met in Lushan. Later, Chairman Mao passed away, He Zizhen was in a state of dismay for many consecutive days and was immersed in longing for the rest of her life.
The sixth place is Chairman Mao’s daughter, Li Ne.
Li Na is Chairman Mao’s youngest daughter. Because other children are not around, Chairman Mao devotes all his father’s love to Li Na. He personally taught Li Na to read, read and understand, and even called Li Na Big Doll with a smile, while Li Na called Chairman Mao’s little dad. When Li Na grew up, he stayed at the school. Chairman Mao wrote to him many times to ask about Li Na's life situation, and intimately called Li Na "baby". When writing a letter to his son, Chairman Mao also asked him if he had written a letter to his sister.
Li Ne's existence gave Chairman Mao a deeper understanding of the next generation and new life. He vigorously developed education and told the younger generation that you are like the sun at eight or nine o'clock, and hope is placed on you. From these words, we can see how much Chairman Mao loves the younger generation.
or above are the six women that have the greatest influence in Chairman Mao’s life. Do you have any different opinions on the screen? If you have any, please leave your thoughts in the comment section. See you next time.
