The story of the three sisters of the Song family must have been heard by everyone, but the Song family is actually not only three sisters, but also three brothers, and their stories are equally wonderful. The Song family was not originally surnamed Song, and their parents' experiences affected the lives of their six sisters. What kind of parents can educate such an excellent, confident, brave master?
The father of the Song family, Song Yaoru, was actually originally surnamed Han, whose real name was Han Jiaojun, and was born in Wenchang, Hainan in 1863. He was a descendant of Han Qi, a famous minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, who originally lived in the Central Plains, and came to Wenchang in the early years of the Qing Dynasty to live and live here. Song Yaoru's father was also a cultivated and enthusiastic public welfare businessman, but because he often helped the poor, he exhausted all his ancestral savings, and he died of illness in middle age.
When he was 15 years old, one of his distant relatives returned to his home from the United States and wanted to find an heir to take to the United States to develop and inherit the family business. At that time, because of Song Yaoru's positive bravery, he impressed his distant uncle, so he agreed to take him out, and after arriving in the United States, a grand succession ceremony was held, and his name was changed to Song Yaoru from then on. His uncle opened the only tea shop in the United States in Boston, and in order to let Song Yaoru be able to honor his ancestors and carry forward his career, he asked American teachers to help him teach.
During this period, he came into contact with the independence movement, which stimulated his patriotic feelings, and the sense of independence of the motherland gradually emerged. Later, he managed to escape from his adoptive father's house, gave up a happy life and a ready-made family business, and began to pursue his ideals.
After leaving his adoptive father, he went to the Service of the United States on a warship, and during his service he did a lot of things that were the first in China. For example, he was baptized at the port of Wilmington, North Carolina, becoming the first Chinese in China to obey the baptism of communion. The incident appeared in the local newspaper and caused a huge sensation.
At this time, his first love, a girl who loves public welfare, Nancy Eerin, also appeared, but because she died young, this relationship made Song Yaoru also remember. Many people say that the age of the three Song sisters may also be related to the name of his first love, Lin.
For example, when he was a sailor, he encountered an ice cube near the Strait of Magellan and broke the rudder. Eventually the ship docked at the South Pole, and many times in his life he talked about the penguins and the natural refrigerator-like climate at the gathering of friends.
When he was 23 years old, he returned to his beloved land as a priest and set foot on the port of Shanghai. In order to facilitate the mission, he has always been dressed in a Chinese manner, so that people can not see his special. At the age of 24, he was introduced by Wen Bingzong, whom he knew in the United States, and met Ni Guizhen, the mother of the Song sisters.
At the age of 29, after the sheikh made various difficulties and exclusions against Song Yaoru, he resolutely quit his job as a missionary and began to do business, but he was still a Christian pastor. Because of his flexible mind, he made a lot of money in business soon after, and even if he became a businessman, he did not forget his original dream.
Therefore, he made many revolutionary volunteers, including the famous Sun Yat-sen, because of the same ideals, so the two people soon became close friends. Even after the repeated failures of the bourgeois revolutions led by Sun Yat-sen, Soong Yaoru firmly believed in him and risked killing him to help him print propaganda materials.
He not only threw himself into the cause of the revolution, but also threw himself into the revolution with his family. After Sun Yat-sen became the director of the railway, he was given the secretary by Song Yaoru's eldest daughter, who always assisted him in the national survey and planning. In 1913, Sun Yat-sen was hunted down and killed by the Japanese, and Song Yaoru, in order to hide his eyes and ears, was also to learn railway knowledge in Japan, where the railway was the most developed at that time, so his family moved to Yokohama, Japan, and rented a small villa in the local area to live together. A year later, they moved back to Shanghai with their families and lived on Xiafei Road.
A family like Song Yaoru's, who supported the revolution with his family, was rare in China at that time. His sacrifices for the revolution, as well as his donation of money and goods for the revolution, were also rare at the time. Although he resigned from his revolutionary work due to illness the year after returning from Japan, he died in Shanghai at the age of 55 due to illness in the fourth year.
But his actions were of extraordinary significance in advancing the revolutionary process. Each of his six children, as enthusiastic as he was, devoted themselves to the cause of revolution, contributing in various fields for the independence of the motherland. It can be seen that the education of the elders in the family for the child will affect the child's life for the child's growth, and the formation of the concept has a crucial factor.