Li Ju coupling, the daughter of Li Hongzhang, a major minister of the late Qing Dynasty, married Zhang Peilun in 1888. Li Ju coupled has a son and a daughter, the son of Zhang Zhiyi (Zhang Tingzhong), Zhang Ailing's father, that is, the boy in the photo; the girl in the photo is Zhang Maoyuan, that is, Zhang Ailing's often referred to "aunt".
Zhang Maoyuan (1901-1991), Zhang Ailing's aunt. Most people know her because of Zhang Ailing's works. She is highly intelligent, and Zhang Ailing often feels stupid in front of her.
Zhang Ailing (left) poses with her aunt Zhang Maoyuan.
Zhang Ailing's mother, Huang Yifan (seated), was formerly known as Huang Suqiong. Huang Yifan is also a prominent disciple, grandfather Huang Yisheng was the admiral of the seven provinces of the Yangtze River at the end of the Qing Dynasty, usually called the military gate Huang Yisheng, and although she is foot-tied, she is a new school of women, who have studied oil painting, and Xu Beihong, Jiang Biwei, etc. are familiar with each other, and have stayed in the West. There are relatively few students studying in the three-inch Golden Lotus.
Zhang Zhiyi, Zhang Ailing's father. He ate, drank, gambled, begged his aunt and wife, and later divorced Zhang Ailing's mother, a typical loser. Such a broken and old man's image appears many times in Zhang Ailing's novels, because zhang Ailing is too impressed.
Zhang Ailing's parents group photo. Father (2nd from left), aunt (1st from right), mother (2nd from right).
Zhang Ailing and her exotic husband Laiya. In August 1956, 36-year-old Zhang Ailing married Laiya, 65. Laiya is also a lover of literature, the two at first fell in love, and later as Laiya grew old, the two were financially strapped, often worried about a ticket money, and the relationship slowly faded.