There is such a Japanese woman:
She came from a famous family and fell in love with China's most famous talents at first sight;
For the sake of their own identification of love, they will not hesitate to break off relations with their parents;
In the days when the husband returned to China to save the country, one person shouldered the burden of raising 5 children;
After 11 years of wind and rain to find a lover, but found that he has a new home and 6 children;
Even though she was heartbroken, she still regarded China as her second home, and donated her only 5 million yen before dying.
This admirable woman is Guo Moruo's second wife------- Sato Tomiko
The thrill of the first sight
Most of Guo Moruo's profiles are written like this: Poet, translator, calligrapher, an encyclopedic figure, after Lu Xun, another glorious banner on the Chinese cultural front.
The literati moke also had a high evaluation of him, Mao Dun said that he was the first person to write new poetry, Wen Yiduo said that his poetry was called new poetry, and Lao She said that he was a lion, and he did everything well.
However, most people believe that the most pertinent evaluation of him is Mr. Lu Xun: "If Guo Mo is a talented man and a rogue."
Guo Moruo's talent is obvious to all, but why does Lu Xun say that he is a rogue?
This is mainly because his attitude towards feelings is not accepted by the world.
At the age of 20, Guo Moruo married his first wife Zhang Qionghua on the orders of his parents and the words of a matchmaker, but after 5 days of marriage, he left home, and from then on, he ignored Zhang Qionghua and let him remain widowed for 68 years.
In 1914, the 22-year-old Guo Moruo, with the financial support of his brother, went east to Japan to study, and with the ideal of saving the country through science, chose to study medicine.
During his time at the school, he was exposed to a large number of German, British, American and Indian literature through German and English, and was influenced by the works of poets such as Tagore and Heine, and he found a new way to write poetry with passion.
Along with talent, there is also an amorous heart.
In August 1916, Guo Moruo went to visit a friend at the Tokyo Hospital, and at the entrance of the hospital he met a "amazing" nurse, and after falling in love at first sight, he quickly sent the nurse the first love letter.
He wrote feverishly in his letter: "When I saw you at the gate of the hospital, I immediately felt like I saw the Virgin Mary... Your face emits holy light, your eyes speak, your mouth is like a cherry, I am in love with you!" ”
The nurse was named Tomiko Sato, a gentle and quiet woman with a famous birth.
Tomiko Sato's maternal grandfather was one of Japan's first modern agronomists, Dr. Ryumi, and president of a university; her father was an engineer who graduated from the Department of Civil Engineering at Hokkaido University and later became a priest for various reasons.
Tomoko Sato's family had a high social status in Japan at that time, and the children educated by Shuka Mendi were also very individual and thoughtful.
The parents chose a good family for their daughter who graduated from high school and got engaged on their own initiative. But Tomiko Sato felt that marriage should be based on love, and this kind of marriage of parental order should not be left alone.
So she chose to run away from marriage, and finally fled to St. Mary's Hospital in Tokyo to become a nurse, and her parents' engagement had to be terminated.
In fact, when Guo Moruo fell in love with Fuzi at first sight, Fuzi also had a good feeling when he first met this Sven student.
Therefore, after fuzi received Guo Moruo's fiery confession letter, she thought that this was what love should look like in her mind, and then she wrote back very seriously.
The two people who are in love with the concubine quickly establish a romantic relationship, and a transnational love affair begins.
Give up everything for love
In the days when they did not see each other, Hongyan Chuanshu became the only link between the two of them to exchange heartfelt feelings, and they could even write three or four letters to each other in a week.
Guo Moruo also gave Fuzi a affectionate name, "Anna", and since then Fuzi has had a Chinese name "Guo Anna".
The two, who had been suffering from longing, decided to settle in Okayama together and start a formal lover's life when they had known each other for less than four months.
This incident was strongly opposed by the Tomiko family, but for the sake of love, Tomiko did not hesitate to break off relations with her parents, and her parents did not forgive their daughters until their deaths.
With Guo Moruo, who is nourished by love, creative inspiration bursts out. During this period, he wrote a large number of poems, which had a great influence in China, and his fame became more and more famous.
Tomiko Sato is also a very self-motivated woman, and she successfully entered the Tokyo Metropolitan Valley Girls' Medical School through self-study.
However, not long after entering school, Tomiko discovered that she was pregnant.
The rich man, who is quite traditional in his bones, feels that if he loves him, he should have a complete family and support the man's career.
Therefore, in order to take good care of Guo Moruo and her family, she resolutely chose to drop out of school, and while taking good care of her husband, she also gave birth to 5 children for him before and after.
In 1926, because of his outstanding talent, Guo Moruo was invited to serve as the dean of the Academy of Liberal Arts of Guangdong University. But while Fuzi and his children were waiting for him to return home for a reunion in Japan, Guo Moruo had a lover in Guangdong.
However, in the end, this relationship ended because Guo Moruo returned to Japan again.
Since then, Guo Moruo has accompanied Fuzi and her children to stay in Japan for ten years. During this period, he studied oracle bones and gold texts, and wrote a large number of articles, but his life was still stretched.
Guo Moruo, who could not afford to rent a house, had to live with his rich son and children in a fishing village house in the countryside, which was dilapidated and impoverished.
Although life is not easy or even difficult, Fuzi has never regretted her choice and still wholeheartedly takes care of Guo Moruo and a large family's diet and living.
But she couldn't imagine that her deep love would eventually be disappointed.
11 years of longing and pain
In 1937, the Sino-Japanese War broke out in full swing.
After much deliberation, Guo Moruo decided to return to China to join the tide of resistance against Japan, but for various reasons, Fuzi and her five children remained in Japan.
However, shortly after Guo Moruo left, Tomiko became the target of arrest by the Japanese gendarmes, and how she confronted a weak woman was eventually arrested by the gendarmerie.
In prison, Fuzi was subjected to inhuman treatment, and the gendarmes tortured her in order to force a confession, but Fuzi, who loved her husband deeply, had a fierce personality, and although she was tortured, she did not reveal any news.
In the end, the gendarmes, who have nothing to gain, can only release Fuzi.
After being released, in order to live, Fuzi and her 5 children set up stalls, planted land, washed clothes for people, and for a long time even had to take potatoes to fill their hunger.
But the life of the four walls of the family did not crush the rich son, and she never thought of remarrying someone else, but insisted on taking the children alone to support them, and looked forward to the day when her husband Guo Moruo came to pick them up and return to China.
That's 11 years.
During this period, Guo Moruo did not write a letter to them or send a penny, and what Fuzi did not know was that in fact, Guo Moruo had established a new family as early as the second year of his return to China.
In 1938, Guo Moruo met the young and beautiful Yu Liqun and fell in love with him at first sight.
Under the strong offensive of this great talent and famous social activist, Yu Liqun soon fell into a love network. The year after falling in love, the two entered the palace of marriage.
Fast forward to 1948. This year, Sato Tomiko heard that Guo Moruo had arrived in Hong Kong, and she decided to take her children to find a lover against all odds.
However, when the rich son, who had been missing, wronged and suffering for eleven years, appeared in front of her husband, she found that everything was no longer the same, and at this time, the husband not only had a new love, but also six children.
Fuzi did not cry, nor did she ask Guo Moruo to give an explanation, and after being distressed, she left a letter and left with the child in anger.
She wrote in the letter: "I lost my father, my mother, and the country. What a tragic fate? ”
I don't know if the rich son at this time regrets his original righteousness, and this relationship brings her nothing but pain.
Stay in your second hometown for love
Although she was injured by her husband to the point of exhaustion, Fuzi still harbored a glimmer of illusion, hoping that Guo Moruo could assume the responsibility and obligation of a father.
Therefore, after the founding of New China, Fuzi and his five children stepped into China again, and did not think that Guo Moruo would disregard his flesh and blood affection and avoid her and her children, let alone bear the support and tuition.
Eventually, Premier Zhou, who was a mutual friend of the two, personally stepped in and asked Tomoko Sato to take the children to Chinese nationality and arrange to live in Dalian.
Even after being abandoned one after another, Fuzi did not hate because of love, and she understood the righteousness of her five children to receive a good education, without exception, all of which took root in China and contributed to China's construction.
His eldest son, Guo Hefu, is an organic chemist and petrochemical engineer in China, the second son, Guo Bo, a member of the China Photographers Association and the chief engineer of the Shanghai Architectural Design and Research Institute, and the other three children have made great achievements in various fields without exception.
In 1978, guo Moruo became seriously ill, and Sato Tomoko took her child to visit the hospital bedside once. At this time, more than 20 years have passed since the last time the two met, and all the grievances have been drowned out by time.
The first sight in the hospital, the final sight is also in the hospital, only the love that Fuzi insisted on alone also came to an end with the death of Guo Moruo.
In August 1994, sixteen years after Guo Moruo's departure, Tomoko Sato was also deeply unwell, and she had a premonition that she would not have much time to come, and she donated the only 5 million yen she had to the Chinese government.
She said: "I love China, this is my second hometown. ”
In 1995, Sato Tomiko died in Shanghai at the age of 101, a bitterly desperate exotic woman who rewrote her fate because of a man, but unfortunately only got the end of abandonment.
Someone once asked Tomiko Sato, "Do you hate Guo Moruo?" ”
She only smiled and said, "He's not easy either."
If Guo Moruo's love for Fuzi is a flash of inspiration, then Fuzi's love for Guo Moruo is a lasting love, patience and greatness.
For love, she severed her blood ties; for love, she could transform from a happy rich girl into a strong arm of 5 children.
Among them, the courage she needed and the bitterness she experienced were unimaginable to ordinary people.
What is even more commendable is that when she sees that love is no longer there, she knows how to let go in time, leave enough dignity for herself, and still raise her five children to be talented, and teach them to be a person of integrity and usefulness to society.
In particular, before her death, she donated 5 million yen to China, which showed her great love and selflessness, and her actions also touched countless Chinese people........
Wen | Mille
Editor-in-charge | Muyang
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