Liang Yuxun's name was in tears, and Yunying's career was bloody.
Looking back on her life, she raised 12 children, the whole family was infused with countless painstaking efforts, every child was taken care of by equal motherhood, even our prime minister praised her, gave her the title of "aircraft carrier", and Chairman Mao called her "mother hero".
She is a gentle and virtuous wife, a loving mother, and a selfless revolutionary fighter, she is Yu Huiru, who has protected the country and her parents for fifty years.
Early career
Yu Huiru was born in the Shangjia family in Wuhe County, Anhui Province, and her mother decided to give birth to a girl and no longer give birth to a boy in order to break the superstition of the "Nine Empresses" at that time, so there was a ninth girl, Yu Huiru, who gave her the nickname "Little Nine Sons".
In that feudal period at that time, many areas of the folk had the bad habit of preferring sons to daughters, and her mother's behavior also ushered in many special eyes at that time, but these doubts did not affect Yu Huiru.
It can be seen that the concept of his mother not being bound by feudal ideas was not optimistic at that time.
After the outbreak of the Xi'an Incident in December 1936, the patriotic feelings of countless Chinese people were awakened and gradually began to participate in anti-Japanese activities, as did Yu Huiru.
She followed the pace of the school, took to the streets, vigorously publicized the anti-Japanese salvation of the country, emphasized the unity of the whole country, and she also participated in the anti-Japanese program at a young age, which touched many locals, when Yu Huiru was only 12 years old.
Since then, Yu Huiru has served as the captain of the Wuhe County Youth Women's Team, continuing to speak out for the revolution and making efforts for anti-Japanese propaganda.
At the age of 16, he successfully joined the Communist Party of China and was appointed as a working committee member of the three northeastern regions.
Loving couples
Soon after joining the army, she followed the troops to the northern Jiangsu region, basically marching for dozens of miles every day, when the conditions were harsh and she could only walk, so Yu Huiru's feet were basically all blisters, and there was no bed for sleeping.
The male soldiers took into account the physical condition of the female soldiers, so they made wooden doors into beds for sleeping. The rice he ate was also sweet potato boiled cabbage, which was far less than before, but Yu Huiru did not say bitter and tired, and always followed the troops forward.
In 1937, Japan launched the Lugou Bridge War, announcing that the war against Japan had officially begun, and the national crisis intensified.
The Japanese ambition to occupy China was constantly expanding, hoping to take China for themselves in just a few months and become a powerful colony of Japan, and at an important juncture, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party began to cooperate.
Yu Huiru even preached the anti-Japanese counterattack activities, and many local villagers followed her to carry out anti-Japanese acts, and they played an important role in protecting the country.
Although there are dark clouds in the sky, but above the dark clouds, there will always be the sun shining, Yu Huiru is this sun, she leads the people to the light.
At a welcome party for enlistment, she met Wu Xinquan, the political commissar of the brigade headquarters, and this time the first meeting made the two people agree and have a lifelong story.
Then the two married, and from then on, the happy life of the husband and wife began.
In the winter of 1946, the two men followed the troops to the Daping area, which is a desert area in the northeast, the climate is very harsh, the wind and sand are full of sand, and it is called the death zone.
Wu Xinquan and Yu Huiru could hardly open their eyes, and in the dark surroundings, the couple's troops were blocked by a Liao River.
Thousands of trees towering in the sky, a thousand mountains ringing cuckoos, and the couple with deep feelings are not frightened. In the situation where there were blocking soldiers in the front and pursuing soldiers in the back, Wu Xinquan immediately decided to cross the river quickly and could not delay for a moment.
In order to take care of his wife, he left the only boat in the army to other female soldiers and children, and he crossed the Liao River alone with his wife on his back.
The temperature of the river made the whole army feel bone-chilling, and many soldiers were anxious at a critical juncture, and Wu Xinquan took care of his wife and children while calming the hearts of all the soldiers.
In this matter of surviving, the generals of the whole army were more supportive of Wu Xinquan, Yu Huiru was also more protective of Wu Xinquan, and in the future war, wu Xinquan was also taken good care of, and gradually the two became a model couple in the army.
In the subsequent Korean War, Wu Xinquan and Yu Huiru decided to participate in the defense of the security of the motherland and neighboring countries.
The ambitions of the United States to wolf along the Yalu River have greatly endangered china's territorial security, and our country has ordered General Peng Laozong to go to war and established the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
Wu Xinquan was appointed commander of the 39th Army and fought in Korea. This battle made Wu Xinquan's body more and more emaciated, and the frostbite on his body became more and more serious, and Yu Huiru often collected medicine in the mountains to help Wu Xinquan recover from old diseases on his body.
After three years, the People's Liberation Army finally won the victory, and Wu Xinquan's health became healthier under Yu Huiru's care.
The origin of the aircraft carrier
In 1941, Yu Huiru gave birth to her first child at the home of an old friend in her hometown.
The child was difficult to give birth at that time, Wu Xinquan came to help, and worked hard with the midwife, the child was born unharmed, and Yu Huiru passed out, and later was injected by the doctor with a cardiotonic agent, and then successfully woke up.
This child was a girl, and because she was born on The Chongyang Festival on September 9, after consultation between Wu Xinquan and Yu Huiru, it was decided to take the name Wu Chongyang.
The child is the anchor of the mother's life, and Wu Chongyang's birth has enabled the couple to have a complete home.
A year later, in the winter, Yu Huiru gave birth to a second child, named Wu Wanxiang, in the home of a relative and friend, the first boy of the couple.
In 1944, they gave birth to a second daughter in the hospital of the Military Region, named Huaiyang because the location was in Huaihai District at the time, and then gave birth to a second son, Su Xuan, when the Soviet Union declared war on Japan.
In 1946, in a village near Tongliao, bandits' grenades blew up Yu Huiru's room, and Yu Huiru fell to the ground and was injured. Afterwards, because the bullet remained in Yu Huiru's eyes, she remained blind all the time.
In the eyes of the people, her vision does not seem to have changed at all, but in fact, she has lost the vision of her right eye for 50 years, and it is conceivable that this mentality is shocking.
After that, the couple gave birth to children one by one during the battle with the troops, and until 1957 after liberation, they had a total of 12 biological children, which can be said to be a happy and happy family.
In 1960, during a dance in the Great Hall of the People, something happened that made everyone smile.
When Premier Zhou returned to China after visiting 7 countries in Southeast Asia, Yu Huiru said: "Premier Zhou, you are really amazing, visiting so many countries, walking so far, Sun Wukong is only 18,000 miles, you are much more powerful than Wukong." ”
Premier Zhou smiled and brought Yu Huiru to Chairman Mao and said, "This is the mother of 12 children, let's call her an aircraft carrier." ”
When the people in the hall heard this wonderful nickname, they laughed and praised Yu Huiru for raising her child as an adult with painstaking efforts, praising the greatness of maternal love, and the chairman also called her a heroic mother.
In the war years, raising children was difficult, but harvesting sincere feelings was an extremely happy thing, and most importantly, she spent her whole life running for the revolutionary cause, which deserves our respect.