She was born in a straw hut and died in a grass hut in her later years, but she cultivated 6 pillars of material
Introduction: In 1901, Liang Qichao's wife Li Huixian gave birth to a baby boy and named liang Sicheng. The Liang family was overjoyed that they had finally had someone to inherit the incense. However, the doctor told Liang Qichao that his wife had suffered from an incurable disease and that she could not continue to have children. Hearing this, Liang Qichao frowned suddenly. According to the ancestral precepts in the family, Liang Qichao should give as many children as possible, so as to accumulate more blessings.
Therefore, with the permission of his wife Li Huixian, Liang Qichao married his concubine Wang Guiquan. Wang Guiquan came from a humble background, she was Li Huixian's maid. In fact, she has been working in the Liang family for several years, and now she is the age of youth. She had thought that she could only be a subordinate in her life, but who knew that she could lift up to the master, and she secretly rejoiced in her heart. Li Huixian was not stupid, she agreed to let Wang Guiquan come to serve the favor, but did not allow Liang Qichao to marry.
Although there is no name, Wang Guiquan still gave birth to 6 children to Liang Qichao, they are Liang Siyong (son), Liang Sizhong (son), Liang Siyi (female), Liang Sida (son), Liang Sining (female), Liang Sili. Under the dedicated cultivation of Liang Qichao and Wang Guiquan, these six children have been admitted to the world's famous schools, and later became the pillar talents of various industries in New China. It is worth mentioning that the youngest son, Liang Sili, is also a world-renowned missile expert, and he has made great contributions to China's national defense scientific research.
Wang Guiquan did not enjoy a day's blessing in Liang Qichao's home, she had to be busy every day. Because she raised many children, she constantly washed, cooked, and supported her parents. Liang Qichao looked in his eyes, and he felt extremely guilty in his heart. Sometimes, he would take the initiative to buy Wang Guiquan some beautiful clothes. But when the eldest wife found out, she ran out in anger and took away these things. Wang Guiquan was nameless and nameless all his life, but insisted on staying in the Liang family. After the founding of New China, all the old houses of the Liang family were taken away by the government. Wang Guiquan did not bother her children, and she herself set up a grass hut outside. There was no way to live in the grass shed at all, and in the winter, when the wind and snow directly blew in, Wang Guiquan would freeze straight in. In 1968, she did not survive and was frozen to death in the grass shed.
Conclusion: Wang Guiquan's life is painful, although she is Mr. Liang Qichao's concubine, she lives like a cow and a horse. In her, we see a reflection of the lives of the poor people at the bottom. Even a big man like Liang Qichao, he couldn't protect Wang Guiquan well. In the face of history, our personal strength is too weak. In fact, Wang Guiquan's thoughts have long been enslaved by feudalism, and she insisted on spending her life, taking on all the heavy responsibilities with her weak shoulders.