Speaking of Chairman Mao’s grandchildren, many people have heard of Kong Dongmei. She has a mole similar to Chairman Mao’s on her chin. In addition, Chairman Mao also has two grandsons, Kong Jining and Wang Xiaozhi. Kong Dongmei and Kong Jining are both Li Min’s children. Wang Xiaozhi is Li Ne’s only son and Jiang Qing’s only grandson.
Among these three grandchildren, Li Ne's son Wang Xiaozhi has been little known for a long time. Like his mother Li Ne, he is introverted and low-key. In fact, Wang Xiaozhi was originally called "Xu Xiaoning". There is a little-known story in it, which is also the misfortune of Li Ne's marriage.
Li Na was Jiang Qing’s only daughter and Chairman Mao’s youngest daughter. She was the only child who grew up beside Chairman Mao. Educated by her father, Li Na was low-key and somewhat introverted. She was not married until she was 30 years old. In 1970, 30-year-old Li Ne went to Jiangxi Cadre School to participate in labor. When
said goodbye, Chairman Mao also told her to write a letter to tell him when she met a suitable partner. During the cadre school, Li Na worked hard, taking the initiative to carry dung, dig the ground, etc. During this period, she met Xiao Xu, a young waiter. The two got along well and liked each other, and later they discussed marriage.
Li Ne wrote to tell his father. After getting his father's consent, Li Ne and Xiao Xu got married. After the marriage, they had a son named Xu Xiaoning. However, due to the huge gap in their ideological concepts, various conflicts resulted. Li Ne and Xiao Xu divorced, and they lived alone with their children.
Later Li Ne returned to Beijing and lived a life of raising children alone, working and raising children at the same time. Life was difficult. Li Ne bought coal and pulled coal by himself, and learned to pickle cabbage, and even learned to repair windows. Later, Chairman Mao's former guard Li Yinqiao helped Li Ne many times. During
, Wang Guangmei learned that Li Na was living in difficulty, so she went to Li Na's residence with a nanny to help Li Na clean up the house. Wang Guangmei also encouraged Li Na to start a new family. Later, with the help of Li Yinqiao, Li Ne met Wang Jingqing, Li Yinqiao's old subordinate. The two got along well and were satisfied with each other.
In 1984, Li Ne and Wang Jingqing re-established a family, and their child Xu Xiaoning also changed his surname to Wang and Xiaozhi, the Chinese character for Chairman Mao, "Runzhi". Li Ne changed the name of his child to Wang Xiaozhi, with the deep meaning of imitating and commemorating Chairman Mao. Wang Xiaozhi could understand his mother's good intentions and was a low-key and progressive person.
Wang Xiaozhi once studied at the Beijing Foreign Affairs and Tourism Vocational High School. While in school, he worked as a study student and worked as a waiter. Wang Xiaozhi never took the initiative to mention his grandfather. Neither his classmates nor colleagues knew that he was the grandson of Chairman Mao. After graduation, Wang Xiaozhi embarked on the road of business.
Wang Xiaozhi was low-key and steady, and could speak fluent English. His business was very successful, but Li Ne was a little anxious about his marriage. Later, when Wang Guangmei learned about it, she asked her son Liu Yuan to help Wang Xiaozhi introduce her partner. With Liu Yuan's help, Wang Xiaozhi met a girl named Wang Wei.
After dating for some time, I found out that Wang Wei's grandfather turned out to be the famous Bo Yibo. The two were very satisfied with each other. After their parents agreed, Wang Xiaozhi and Wang Wei got married smoothly. As a matchmaker, General Liu Yuan personally officiated the wedding for the two. The wedding was simple and lively.
As a mother, Li Na was very happy when she saw her son getting married. After marriage, Wang Xiaozhi and Wang Wei gave birth to two daughters. After marriage, Wang Xiaozhi relied on her own hard work to make her business bigger and bigger. In addition to working every day, Wang Xiaozhi went home to accompany his wife and children. The family lived happily.
