His mother had already committed suicide by humiliation, so why did Zheng Chenggong still have to rip his mother open his stomach? The truth is moving
The world's impression of Zheng Chenggong should have several key words, "national hero", "famous anti-Qing general", "recovery of Taiwan" and so on. Indeed, Zheng Chenggong was a famous warlord in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. The world knows that Zheng Chenggong is mighty, but he does not know that he has done a lamentable thing, opening his mother's stomach and breaking his stomach. Do you know all this?
Some people may ask, why did Zheng Chenggong do this? At this time, it is a long story, not that the national surname is fierce and fierce, but that it is clear to the ming. Zheng Chenggong's mother, Named Tagawa Matsu, was born in Hirado, Japan, and his adoptive father was a Fujian maritime businessman, and he had a good relationship with Zheng Chenggong's father, Zheng Zhilong. Zheng Chenggong's father, Zheng Zhilong, was a native of Quanzhou, Fujian Province, who later went to sea to sell musk, went to Japan, and then settled in Japan and married a Japanese woman, Tagawa Matsu, who is Also Zheng Chenggong's mother.
In the second year of marrying Zheng Zhilong, Tagawa Matsu gave birth to a son, and this son was the later Zheng Chenggong. Zheng Chenggong lived with his mother, Tagawa Matsu, in Hirado, Japan, until he was six years old. When Zheng Chenggong was young, he basically lived by his mother's side and had a deep affection for his mother. Then, since Zheng Chenggong was so filial to his mother, why did he later do the horror of ripping his stomach open?
It turned out that when Zheng Chenggong was 22 years old, that is, in 1646, the Qing army hit the south, the Zheng family fled, Zheng Chenggong's mother Tian Chuansong held a long sword and refused to leave, and at the hands of the Qing army, where the barbaric killing atmosphere prevailed, the Tian Chuan clan finally died of day and night humiliation. After Zheng successfully retrieved his mother's body, in order to make her innocent body safe, he cut open her belly, washed the filthy things, and then solemnly buried her mother's body in accordance with Japanese customs.
Zheng Chenggong did this not only to wash away the shame of his mother, but also to clean up his innocence. But it also shows the influence of Japan's "belly section culture" on Zheng Chenggong, representing Zheng Chenggong's vow to resist the Qing. At this point, Zheng Chenggong vowed not to stand at odds with the Qing army, destroyed his home and restored his sight, and set himself on fire. A lifelong commitment to resist the Qing. The reason for this is not only the influence of the mother's strong personality, but also has a lot to do with the harm of the mother.