1938 was the second year of the full-scale war of resistance. In this year, Jiang Baili, then acting president of the Kuomintang Army University, unfortunately died of illness. Jiang Baili's death was not a good thing for the National Government, and the same was true for Jiang Baili's wife.
Jiang Zuomei is not a Chinese. Her original name is Sato Yato . She is a Japanese female nurse. The name of Jiang Zuomei is due to her love for plum blossoms. After Jiang Baili passed away, Jiang Zuomei was attacked by some people due to her special identity.
At this time, it was the moment when China and Japan were fighting, and where Jiang Zuomei went, it became a matter of concern to many people.
Her own motherland is fighting with her husband's motherland. Jiang Zuomei's inner struggle is very fierce. When her husband is there, she must be on the side of her husband. Now that her husband has passed away, she has no backbone. How should she choose?
After careful consideration, Jiang Zuomei did not disappoint the Chinese people. She returned to her old career and became a nurse. She took her daughters to the front line to nurse Chinese soldiers. In addition, she also went to the streets to raise funds and contributed to the fight against the Japanese. Many years later, someone asked her why she chose this way. Jiang Zuomei replied without hesitation: "Because I think China is the party of justice."
Jiang Baili is a well-known military theorist in the Republic of China. She has created works such as "Introduction to Academics of the Qing Dynasty" and " National Defense Theory ". For many people, Jiang Baili is actually a handsome talent who can be literary and martial. Because he is very outstanding, he was appointed as the principal of Baoding Military Academy .
Since modern times, only two well-known military academies have been born in my country's history, one is Baoding Military Academy and the other is Huangpu Military Academy . The principal of Huangpu Military Academy is Chiang Kai-shek . The principal of Baoding Military Academy is Jiang Baili. Being able to shoulder this important task shows that Jiang Baili's ability is extremely strong.
11913, Jiang Baili had a dispute with the Army Department of the Republic of China government over tuition fees, and he raised his gun to commit suicide in public. Fortunately, the guards around him were quick-eyed and fast, so the bullet did not hit the key point. Yuan Shikai was very concerned and asked Japan to send a special hospital to treat it.
After diagnosis, the doctor found that he did not need surgery and had to take a long rest. Therefore, he was about to leave. The doctor left, but the nurse stayed. This nurse was Sato Yato.
Sato Yado was taking care of Jiang Baili's life, and also comforted her, which made Jiang Baili fall in love with her over time. After his injuries were almost healed, Sato Yado returned to Japan, and Jiang Baili chased her to Japan.
In Japan, Sato Yado's colleagues advised her not to marry a Chinese, and her parents even disagreed. Jiang Baili wrote many emotional letters to her. Sato Yado actually fell in love with Jiang Baili a little, and she showed these letters to her father.
Father finally understood that Jiang Baili really loved his daughter, so he agreed to the marriage.
1914, Jiang Baili and Sato Yadon got married in a hotel in Tianjin. Because Jiang Baili loved plum blossoms, he gave his wife a Chinese name: Jiang Zuomei.
More than 20 years after marriage, Jiang Zuomei gave birth to five daughters for Jiang Baili, the eldest daughter unfortunately died early, and the other four daughters later achieved great success.
The most famous one after these 4 daughters is the third daughter Jiang Ying . Speaking of this, I believe many people know it.
Jiang Baili studied in Japan. During his time in Japan, Jiang Baili met a friend, Qian Junfu, and after returning to China, the two still drew constant relationships. Qian Junfu had no daughter and liked Jiang Baili's third daughter Jiang Ying very much, so he said he would take Jiang Ying home and be his own daughter.
Jiang Baili agreed. When Jiang Ying was three years old, Jiang Baili and Qian Junfu held several banquets. From then on, Jiang Ying came to Qian’s house and changed his name to "Qian Xueying". In the Qian family, Jiang Ying also met a brother who was a few years older than him, Qian Xuesen .
After a while, Jiang Baili and Jiang Zuomei woke up and couldn't bear to part with their third daughter, so they decided to take Jiang Ying back. Even if Qian Xuesen's mother was reluctant to part with her, she couldn't do anything about it. However, before leaving, she smiled and said to Jiang Baili and his wife: "You third brother, you have grown up, are my goddaughter, and you have to be my daughter-in-law in the future."
Jiang Baili and his wife laughed at it.
1935, Qian Xuesen went abroad to study, and Jiang Baili's family went to see him off. At this time, Jiang Ying was already 16 years old. She played a Mozart's sonata in D major for Qian Xuesen, and at the same time, she also gave Qian Xuesen a Tang poem.
Qian Xuesen regards it as a treasure and keeps it in the deepest part of his suitcase.
11936, Jiang Baili went to Europe for a tour. He knew that his daughter Jiang Ying liked music, so he studied in Germany for further studies. Jiang Ying stayed in Germany for 10 years and did not return to China until 1946.
1947, Qian Xuesen also returned from studying in the United States. The two met again after more than 10 years. They were very moved that at that time, Qian Xuesen, who was already 36 years old, had not yet married, so Qian Xuesen's mother brought Jiang Ying in a thread. After
, Jiang Ying introduced several girls to Qian Xuesen, but none of them were as good as Qian Xuesen's eyes. In the end, Qian Xuesen told Jiang Ying that he had actually liked her for a long time and wanted to be with her.
Jiang Ying was very surprised, but she also had an admiration for Qian Xuesen, so a week later, the two became husband and wife.
After that, the two spent together. When Qian Xuesen suffered various difficulties in the United States, it was Jiang Ying who never left him and accompanied him through the most difficult days in his life.
Jiang Ying's mother Jiang Zuomei returned to her duties during the War of Resistance Against Japan and cared for Chinese soldiers. Her actions won the respect of the people of the whole country. After that, Jiang Zuomei lived in China until she died of illness in 1978.
After Jiang Zuomei passed away, her Chinese name was engraved on her tombstone: Jiang Zuomei.
