introduction
"Farewell to the Jingmen Gate" wrote that "the mountains follow the plains, the river into the great wilderness", although it is a farewell poem, but it will be their parting heart and scenery fusion, writing out makes people feel that the scenery has become sad, this is the charm of the text.
Although it is said that the literati are very literate, many literati have been persecuted in all dynasties and dynasties, and there have been many literary prisons in ancient China. China first implemented the rank system in 1955, when more than a thousand outstanding generals were awarded titles, including 789 founding major generals. Chen Yi was one of them, but he was stripped of his military rank after 3 years and did not even have a military rank.
Chen Yi was born in Zunyi, Guizhou in 1912. His family was a small landowner's family, his father was in the persimmon cake business, and his mother was a teacher. It was not until later that his third uncle took him to Chengdu to study, and with his own efforts, he was admitted to the College of Engineering of Sichuan University.
In 1929, his grandmother took money for him to go to Shanghai to study. During this period, Chen Yi was exposed to many new ideas in Shanghai, and later joined the anti-imperialist and anti-feudal youth ranks, and from then on he began to engage in revolution. The following year, the Left-Wing Writers' Union in China was formed, so he joined the group.
In 1931, he was admitted to Peking University of China. After the outbreak of the September 18 Incident, he took college students to petition for the authorities to resist Japan. Not long after, at the age of 19, he officially joined the party. Moreover, Chen Yi was very good at writing, and many of the articles that inspired the young revolution were written by him, so the reactionaries regarded them as a thorn in their side.
In 1933 he was arrested by the enemy and sentenced to five years in prison. After his father learned of this, he went around to rescue him, so in 1935, through his father's unremitting efforts, Chen Yi finally returned to Guizhou.
However, not long after living at home, he chose to leave his parents and go to Shanghai, as always, to join the revolution. However, because his literary style was very good, he became the editor of the "National Salvation Daily", where he wrote a lot of articles and was also known as the "General of Culture". In 1937, he went to Nanjing, where he worked in the Anti-Enemy Theater Troupe of the Military Commission of the Republic of China Government, where he continued to propagate the anti-Japanese ideology.
In fact, at the time of the award, Chen Yi was a major general, but in 1958 he was considered a rightist, so he was punished. Some people say that he has a straight character to offend others. Because in a speech, someone framed him for taking his article out of context, so he finally threw up his rank, military status, and official position. Since then, he has been sent to Heilongjiang, where he has served as a deputy station chief, whose main job is to supervise the labor of others. This life lasted for many years, and it was only in 1979 that he was cleared of his grievances and restored all the treatment that should have belonged to him.
In fact, everyone's life is different, in that era it was not easy to be a major general, first of all, because he learned a lot of knowledge through his own efforts, a lot of reading to be able to exercise his literary style, so he was able to fight through words.
But no one expected that he would finally lose on his own words, because some of the things he wrote and said made people grasp the handle and finally be framed. However, as a literati, he was already very dangerous in that era, and he could initially incite the revolutionary enthusiasm of everyone through his thoughts, so he was considered a rebel.
In the history of our country, many literati have been persecuted, such as Mu Xin. He was very powerful at a very young age, but in the end he was hurt, and in order to encourage himself to live, he wrote dense words on a very small piece of paper and wrote out his heart. He also painted a lot in prison.
But it was precisely because of this injury that he finally went abroad for many years without returning, and when he was abroad, he studied with many literati painters and finally lived a better life. However, he later returned to Wuzhen, mainly because of regional construction, so at a strong invitation, he returned.
However, because Mu Xin has never been married, he was taken care of by volunteers in his old age. At that time, many fans ran to their house to see him when they were traveling in Wuzhen, but some people did not go in when they walked to the door, because they all thought that Mr. Mu Xin was old and still did not bother him.
epilogue
In the final analysis, the life of the literati is still affected by the times and society, and in today's peaceful era, there are many people who write, but life is still relatively happy. People can make money through self-media writing, and our time speech is relatively free, no matter what you say, there is no problem. Therefore, for ordinary people, social security and peace of the times are the most important.
Reference "Farewell to the Jingmen Gate"