We all know that although Jiang Weiguo was Chiang Kai-shek's son, his biological father was actually Dai Jitao, a fact that even Jiang Weiguo himself admitted.
So, who is Jiang Weiguo's biological mother? I'm afraid that even Jiang Weiguo himself can't tell which one it is.
There are two main theories about who is Jiang Weiguo's biological mother, one with a relatively high credibility is the Japanese woman Shigematsu Kaneko, which has also been recognized by Jiang Weiguo in public. In "A Thousand Miles Alone - Jiang Weiguo's Life Journey", it is clearly recorded that Jiang Weiguo personally admitted this statement.
So, who is this heavy pine gold?
This has to be said from 1916, when Dai Jitao, who was studying in Japan, went to the hospital one day because of a stomachache and met the female nurse Shigematsu Kaneko in the hospital. The two were at Fanghua's age, like a fiery fire, and soon got together, and later Chongsong Jinzi also gave birth to a son, that is, Jiang Weiguo.
However, at that time, Dai Jitao already had a family, and he was still extremely afraid of his wife, so he naturally did not dare to tell his wife about cheating on Xiao San. In desperation, he had no choice but to turn to the "old iron" Chiang Kai-shek, who came forward to adopt this son.
Chiang Kai-shek was also very righteous, and he regarded Chiang Weiguo as his own and has always been raised as an adult.
As for Jiang Weiguo's mother, Shigematsu Kaneko, she later died in 1921.
In addition to the heavy gold pine nuts, Jiang Weiguo also has a possible mother, also from Japan, named Tsubuchi Michiko.
Back in the early 20th century, Chiang Kai-shek and Dai Jitao, who were also studying in Japan, because they were like-minded and were fellow villagers, they became brothers with different surnames and followed the revolutionary mentor Sun Yat-sen together. And this Tsubuchi Yoshitomo was a servant in Sun Yat-sen's house.
During a visit to Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the three met by chance, and at the age of youth and loneliness, the three of them suddenly fell into a tangled entanglement. Dai Jitao and Chiang Kai-shek both like Tsubuchiko, and Tsubuchi can't choose between the two, at the same time, the like-minded Dai Jitao and Chiang Kai-shek don't want to fall out because of a woman, and such a chaotic love relationship will not end until Dai Jitao and Chiang Kai-shek return home.
Shortly after they returned to China, Michiko Tsubuchi came to China with a child. According to her, the child was Dai Jitao's flesh and bones.
At that time, Dai Jitao was already married, and he had always been afraid of the inside, so he naturally did not dare to show his face when he heard such news, so he had to let Chiang Kai-shek deal with it. A disappointed Tsubuchichi gave the child to Chiang Kai-shek and returned to Japan alone. This child is Jiang Weiguo.
Both versions of the story, whichever is true, convey the message that Chiang Wai-kuo was indeed not born to Chiang Kai-shek, and that his biological mother was a Japanese woman.
It is said that in 1957, when Jiang Weiguo married his second wife, Ellen Qiu, the wedding was held in Japan, and the main marriage was his biological mother, Michiko Tsubuchi.
At that time, Tsubuchi Michiko was old, and Jiang Weiguo proposed to take her to Taiwan for retirement, but for various reasons, she was unable to make the trip, and Tsubuchi Michiko died of illness in 1977 at the age of 83.
Thinking that Jiang Weiguo is really unlucky enough, Chiang Kai-shek, who has raised himself all his life, is not his own biological father, even his own biological mother, there are two, this kind of trouble, we ordinary people can not understand it, I am afraid that only Duan Yu can talk to him.