During the Republic of China period, there were "three tycoons" in Shanghai Beach, namely Jin Jinrong, Zhang Xiaolin and Du Yuesheng. Below, we focus on the legendary story of du Yuesheng, a mafia giant.
Du Yuesheng, whose real name is Du Yuesheng, came from a humble background, his hometown is Gaoqiao Village, and the village is named because of a very high bridge. When he was a teenager, Du Yuesheng chose to go far away and fly high, when he was poor and white, he said 9 words to his grandmother who was reluctant to send him off: do not break into the hall of fame, never come back.
After arriving in Shanghai, Du Yuesheng relied on his own hard work, and through the help of Lin Guisheng, he became a pivotal cattle man in Shanghai. Du Yuesheng's most humble time was nicknamed "Laiyang Pear", and his peak nickname was called "Underground Emperor".
Later, Shanghai was occupied by Japan, and Du Yuesheng, as the leader of the gang, did not choose to "submit", but chose to "go against the road", refused to cooperate, and actively participated in anti-Japanese actions. In November 1937, Du Yuesheng went to Hong Kong, where he served as vice president of the Red Cross Society of China, former standing committee member of the Relief Committee, chairman of the Shanghai Party and Government Unification Working Committee, and actively participated in intelligence gathering and assassination of traitors. It has been learned that Fu Xiao'an, the famous Shanghai traitor and pseudo-Mayor of Shanghai at that time, was successfully eliminated by the military command with the help of Du Yuesheng.
In September 1945, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression had been completely won, and Du Yuesheng returned to Shanghai again, actively engaged in the fields of industry and commerce, transportation, finance, culture, education, and journalism, and made achievements.
In 1948, Busy Du Yuesheng was greatly disappointed in this year. This year, Chiang Ching-kuo came to Shanghai under the assignment of the elder Chiang. The purpose of Chiang Ching-kuo's visit is to solve the financial crisis through market value reform and the issuance of silver dollar coupons. Chiang Ching-kuo demanded that the people should do the same, and that the foreign currency and gold and silver held in the French market be uniformly exchanged for silver dollar coupons.
Du Yuesheng's son, Du Weiping, was angry and refused to cooperate. As a result, Chiang Ching-kuo did not save Du Yuesheng half a face, and directly arrested Du Weiping for the crime of speculation and sentenced him to 6 months in prison. In this regard, Du Yuesheng was very angry and very dissatisfied with Chiang Kai-shek, and said such a sentence: "I take him as a brother, but he uses me as a night pot." ”
Later, as Shanghai approached liberation, Chiang Kai-shek asked Du Yuesheng to go with him, but Du Yuesheng, who was still palpitating, refused, and he did not go to Taiwan, but to Hong Kong. Before leaving, Du Yuesheng went to see a person--the golden glory that was already dying of old age.
Du Yuesheng was able to make a career that year, and it was inseparable from the support and help of Jin Rong. Out of gratitude, Du Yuesheng "invited" Jin Rong to flee to Hong Kong with him, and the result was unexpectedly that Jin Jin Rong refused, for 9 reasons: he was old and did not want to toss again.
To Du Yuesheng's relief, the good brother Jin Rong did not want to go with him, but there was one person who was willing to go with him - his wife Meng Xiaodong.
Meng Xiaodong's favorite, who is both talented and beautiful, is actually Mei Lanfang. The two sparked love because of the opera interpretation. However, at that time, Mei Lanfang already had a two-room wife room. Mei Lanfang's original match, Wang Minghua, was seriously ill in bed, but the second room Fu Zhifang was a powerful woman, and she would not let Meng Xiaodong enter the door. In desperation, Mei Lanfang had to find another place to meet with Meng Xiaodong.
Although Mei Lanfang did not marry Meng Xiaodong, she had already been married to Mei Lanfang on the stage, and Meng Xiaodong was already satisfied with this. However, Meng Xiaodong and Mei Lanfang's love affair did not last long, and eventually broke up for various reasons.
In the meantime, Du Yuesheng already had a crush on Meng Xiaodong, and after learning that she and Mei Lanfang were getting along, he was extremely miserable, but despite this, he chose to pay silent attention to her. When Du Yuesheng learned that they had broken up, he seized every opportunity to approach Meng Xiaodong.
In 1936, Meng Xiaodong was invited by Du Yuesheng to cut the ribbon for the opening of the Golden Theater, and Du Yuesheng finally had a suitable reason to contact him, and naturally would not let go, and since then Meng Du's contact has become frequent. During the period, Du Yuesheng silently cared for and cared for her, and meng Xiaodong's love for Du Yuesheng could not be known, which made her feel the warmth that she had not had in Mei Lanfang.
Therefore, when Du Yuesheng decided to leave Shanghai for Hong Kong, Meng Xiaodong resolutely chose to follow.
After Du Yuesheng arrived in Hong Kong, the huge loss made the big guy who once went to the beach unforgettable, and he fell ill in grief and anger. At this time, he received a letter from New China "inviting" him to return to China, and Du Yuesheng was moved, but when he heard that Jin Rong had actually become a sweeper of the street, he was afraid and canceled the idea of returning to China.
At this moment, Du Yuesheng's body was weak and he had been lying in bed for a long time, and Meng Xiaodong took care of Du Yuesheng meticulously.
In 1950, when Du Yuesheng's family was preparing to travel to France, they were calculating how many passports they needed. Meng Xiaodong suddenly asked, I will follow, do I count as a or a girlfriend? ”
Du Yuesheng was stunned when he heard this, he immediately announced that he was married to Meng Xiaodong, and then forcibly endured his weak body and left the sickbed, allowing people to complete the worship ceremony. Du Yuesheng, who had waited for 25 years, finally fulfilled his long-cherished wish to marry the most beloved woman on the occasion of his death.
A year later, at the age of 63, Du Yuesheng died of illness in Hong Kong. Before his death, Du Yuesheng left two last words, the first sentence: "Du's descendants will not be allowed to do gangsters in the future"; the second sentence: "I have no hope, you still have hope, China still has hope." ”
After Du Yuesheng's death, Meng Xiaodong took her husband's ashes to Taiwan and has lived in Taiwan ever since, dying in 1977.