Before the fall of the Qing Dynasty, China had always been the object of worship of all countries, known as the "Heavenly Pilgrimage Holy Country".
However, since the qing dynasty decided to close the country, the Western powers have developed one after another, and China has since lagged behind the pace of the world.
In 1840, Britain chose to open the door to China by means of opium imports and obtain its benefits in China. With the outbreak of the Opium War, the frenzy of dividing up China by the great powers was completely set off.
The history from the Opium War to the founding of New China is full of gloom and misery, and many people have surrendered their lives in this history.
The reason why China can usher in tomorrow in this period of history is because there are many loyal and righteous people who are not willing to be lost by the nation, and it is their tenacious souls that have shaped the great new China.
Wang Huaqin was a very female figure in the new era at that time, she was born in a rich family, and read a lot of books, studied abroad, and even became a military command agent, which can not be said to be a legendary woman.
Sometimes a good deed may be a blessing for one's future. In the past, Wang Huaqin saved an underground party member of the Ccp, and this underground party member also repaid this life-saving grace eleven years later.
Wang Huaqin, a person with outstanding talent and a sober mind, can be selected as a special agent of the Kuomintang military command, and her ability is extraordinary. Her life is also full of legends, let's take a look at her story.
Wang Huaqin can be said to be lucky. In 1914, Wang Huaqin was born in a landlord family in Sichuan Province, and at that time, the people's lives could be described as drastic changes.
When Wang Huaqin was born, it was the third year of the Xinhai Revolution, and Wang Huaqin's family not only gave her sufficient confidence, but also made her start far ahead of most of her peers.
Her family was quite wealthy at the time, which also allowed her to learn a lot of knowledge from an early age, and in that turbulent era, the family was able to provide her with this condition and lay a solid foundation for her future career.
How rich is Wang Huaqin's father? In Chengdu, Sichuan, he single-handedly built a street for his own shops, and the business of the entire street was monopolized by him. It is not difficult for you to imagine how superior Wang Huaqin's life was at this time.
In the war years, if you want to have power and rely on the army, then if you want to raise the army, you must rely on military pay. Wang Huaqin's father was rich, so the local warlords also relied on him, which also made him not only rich but also powerful.
Wang Huaqin herself is also very intelligent and astute, which also makes her very prominent among the children, and even her father's favor, so she received the best education in Sichuan Province since childhood.
When Wang Huaqin was five years old, she enjoyed the treatment of a teacher who gave her a class alone, and this teacher was also the best teacher chosen by her father.
Wang Huaqin himself did not live up to his father's expectations, and at the age of seven he was able to write poems and fill in words, and was even called a "prodigy" by local people, and Wang Huaqin's path of study did not end in this part of Sichuan.
In 1935, Wang Huaqin went to Japan to study for further study, and the university where Wang Huaqin studied at that time was a famous university in Japan- Waseda University, which still relied on Wang Huaqin's landlord father.
Since he is a prodigy, he will not lag behind in Japan, and the excellent Wang Huaqin learned Four Foreign Languages in Japan: Russian, English, Japanese, and French.
Wang Huaqin, who had returned to China after completing his studies, went further to Yan'an Kang Da to study under the introduction of Fa Xiaokang Nair.
With innate advantages, not willing to take revenge for mediocrity, and unremitting struggle in the later stage, a generation of queens has begun to show their sharp edge, which shows that the road to success has always been not comfortable and hedonistic, but tenacious and hardworking.
Sometimes fate is a very magical thing, we have a hard time predicting what will happen in the next second, and everything we do is in the moment when we think we should do.
Wang Huaqin's family is well-off, which also makes her playmates around her all superior families, and it just so happens that there was a famous and prestigious family in Sichuan at that time, and the family name was Kang, and the young master of the Kang family, Kang Nair, and Wang Huaqin happened to be the same generation.
Because the family situation is relatively similar, and the two are similar in age, Wang Huaqin and Cornell often play together, and the two can almost be said to be green plum bamboo horses, growing up together.
Cornell himself was also a hot-blooded young man with great ideological ambitions, because of his family's favorable conditions, he also received an enlightenment education in private schools since he was a child, and later he studied Western-style education, and in his heart he had set a great ideal of making China change.
China desperately needed a great army to lead it to success, the Chinese Communist Party emerged, and Cornell finally found troops to fulfill his ideal ambitions.
In 1939, Cornell graduated from Sichuan University, the year of the end of his studies, and from that year on, he dedicated everything he had to China's reforms.
As we mentioned earlier, the reason why Wang Huaqin was able to go to Yan'an Kang Da to study was precisely because she met Cornell again, and it was Cornell who recommended her to Yan'an.
Wang Huaqin's outstanding talent also made her sent to the Second Theater of Operations after completing her studies and became a political instructor in Sun Lianzhong's division.
However, the Battle of Taierzhuang in 1938 became a turning point in Wang Huaqin's fate. She could have followed the Communists until the founding of New China, but she lost contact with the large troops when she retreated from the Battle of Taierzhuang, and she actually became an agent of the Kuomintang.
At this time, at the time of cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, Wang Huaqin's outstanding talent was recognized by the military command, and the rank was directly up to captain, and at this time, Wang Huaqin also served as the director of the Chengdu Post and Telecommunications Inspection Institute by virtue of the results of studying in Japan.
Unfortunately, the Kuomintang was once again divided. In 1940, Cornell was betrayed by his men, at this time Wang Huaqin fought to the death by pretending to be ill, passed the news to Cornell, and successfully saved Cornell.
In 1947, because of the complete loss of confidence in the Kuomintang, Wang Huaqin became a teacher in Luzhou. Contrary to her wishes, her peaceful days were shattered, and in 1951, her identity as a military command agent was investigated and she was to be executed by firing squad.
At this time, Cornell sent a letter to the local government explaining Wang Huaqin's situation and showing her great meritorious performance, so the government did not shoot her, but gave her a three-year prison sentence.
After Wang Huaqin was released from prison, she lived a peaceful and quiet life, and finally died of esophageal cancer at the age of 71.
Wang Huaqin's life has been going around, there have been glory, there have been mediocrity; there have been times when great power is in his hands, and there are also moments when he is in prison. Ben is a lady of everyone, but she has sacrificed her own strength in the midst of national crisis.
Wang Huaqin and Cornell had a small affection, but they shot in time when the other party was in danger, and such a friendship was really precious in that era.
Although Wang Huaqin became a member of the Kuomintang because of a momentary mistake, we cannot deny her contribution to the nation in the War of Resistance Against Japan.
When she saw the Kuomintang's behavior, she resolutely chose to leave the Kuomintang. This is a female Haojie who does not let her eyebrows be shaved, and is a strong, independent and courageous woman.