Perhaps it was due to the extreme lack of father's love since childhood that Jiang Qing always felt emotionally hesitant, erratic, and unstable when she grew up. Regardless of whether the other person was sincere or fake, or in every subsequent relationship, Jiang Qing would alwa

Perhaps it was due to the extreme lack of father's love since childhood that Jiang Qing always felt emotionally hesitant, erratic and unstable when she grew up. Regardless of whether the other person was sincere or fake, or in every subsequent relationship, Jiang Qing would always have an uneasy feeling. Even if she fell asleep until late at night, when she woke up from her dream and looked at her lover sleeping peacefully on the pillow next to her, the thoughts in her mind were always about leaving.

It is well known that Jiang Qing has been married five times in her life, but among these five husbands, why is she the only one who can never forget her second ex-husband Huang Jing (formerly known as Yu Qiwei)? Even took the risk to secretly meet with him three times?

Jiang Qing and Huang Jing met in Qingdao . In 1931, Jiang Qing stayed at the home of Zhao Taiqi, the dean of Qingdao University at the time, and met Huang Jing (Yu Shan's brother Yu Qiwei) who was studying in Qingdao through his second wife Yu Shan.

Huang Jing was born into a wealthy and elegant family and was an outstanding student movement leader at Qingdao University. At that time, Jiang Qing was working in the library of Qingdao University, and because of Zhao Taitou, she had a lot of contact with Huang Jing. After a few months, the two fell in love and became together naturally.

However, Huang Jing's parents refused to accept Jiang Qing, and even bluntly said that the identities and status of the two families were very different, and they were not from the same world at all.

However, no matter how his family blocked or opposed it, Huang Jing still insisted on being with Jiang Qing, and even took her to participate in various student movements against the Japanese invasion of China.

Soon after, Jiang Qing officially joined the party under Huang Jing's introduction, and also participated in Left-wing Dramatists Alliance, Anti-Imperial Chairman's Alliance and other organizations.

At that time, Jiang Qing and Huang Jing really loved each other. Even though Huang Jing's parents even cut off all Huang Jing's living expenses in order to prevent them from being together, Jiang Qing still used her meager salary in the library to support all the living expenses of her and her husband Huang Jing.

originally thought that even though life is so precarious, it can still go on slowly. But unexpectedly, in the early summer of 1933, Huang Jing, who served as the underground party branch secretary of Qingdao University, was betrayed by the traitor's plan and was finally arrested by the enemy during the meeting.

At that time, in order to save her life, Jiang Qing took the initiative to file for divorce and severed ties with Huang Jing, and then went to Shanghai with her suitcase to make a living.

Jiang Qing, who arrived in Shanghai, slowly stepped onto the stage and became a famous and popular actor. In order to win the title of star, she even did not hesitate to marry Tang Na, a famous film critic in Shanghai at the time.

However, only one month after getting married, Jiang Qing found that her third husband Tang Na, who was like a cream niche , could not compare with her second ex-husband Huang Jing, who was tall, handsome, wise and intelligent, so she immediately made a quick decision and resolutely left this husband who also loved her to the core.

Until July 1937, Jiang Qing went to Yan'an again. Later, after Kang Sheng introduced and arranged, she finally got her wish and married Chairman Mao as his wife.

In 1938, Jiang Qing and Chairman Mao needed to undergo organizational review before getting married. At that time, Jiang Qing wrote a letter asking her second ex-husband Huang Jing to provide a written certificate for her to prove that she joined the party in 1933. At that time, Huang Jing said nothing and immediately wrote a handwritten certificate and sent it to Yan'an.

Soon after, Huang Jing went to Yan'an for a meeting. Jiang Qing was very excited when he learned about this, so he wrote a letter asking him to come and talk, but Huang Jing flatly refused.

In 1949, He Zizhen's sister He Yi went to Jiangxi to look for the children that Chairman Mao had left among the people. At that time, Jiang Qing felt very sad and sad, but there was no one around her to talk to, so she wrote to her second ex-husband Huang Jing again, hoping to meet him and express her true feelings. However, after receiving the letter, Huang Jing still refused and even said that he did not want to harm himself.

The third meeting was in May 1957. At that time, Chairman Mao wrote a poem " Butterflies Love Flowers. Reply to Li Shuyi" in memory of his wife Yang Kaihui.

This incident made Jiang Qing even more jealous and angry. He then wrote to Huang Jing for the third time, hoping to meet, talk, or give him an idea.

Jiang Qing kept asking for appointments and writing letters. Although Huang Jing declined them all, they still caused him great psychological burden and pressure.

In 1958, Huang Jing, who was suffering from many illnesses, finally could not bear the pressure and passed away. He only lived for 46 years. In fact, when Jiang Qing wrote to her second ex-husband, she might have remembered her past care and affection, but it was more of a confession of her feelings. She never expected that these three seemingly casual secret appointments would end up costing Huang Jingzhi her life.