Huang Jie was a woman with advanced ideas, an old Communist Party member, and the wife of Marshal Xu Qianqian. People may not be very familiar with her name. Because like her, there are many people who have paid silently for the establishment of new China, and it is precisely because they never give up that they have today's happy life.
Huang Jie's father died at an early age, and she and her mother lived on their uncle. At the age of fourteen, the uncle promised her to a man of bad character. Huang Jie was very angry, she didn't want to get married so early, and she didn't want to marry someone she didn't know. So she and uncle said what they thought, but they were reprimanded by uncle. Faced with a stubborn uncle, Huang Jie chose to run away from home.
In that era when feudal ideas were deeply rooted, Huang Jie broke through the shackles without hesitation and chose the most correct but most difficult path. Two years later, when she heard that the Wuhan branch of the Whampoa Military Academy was recruiting female cadets, she came to register without hesitation, and was admitted to the Whampoa Military Academy with excellent results, and joined the party the following year.
Later, she led the Jiulinggang Uprising, participated in underground work in many areas, often contacted local personnel in anonymity, arranged the deployment of battle plans, and risked being caught, shuttling under the eyes of the enemy. She also met many comrades-in-arms in the revolutionary work and gained three revolutionary loves that she never forgot.
Huang Jie and Zeng Zhongsheng met while working in Nanjing, and the two had the same ideals and beliefs, and eventually came together. Not long after their marriage, Zeng Zhongsheng was sent to the Eyu-Anhui Revolutionary Base Area to guide the work, and for the two people who had just married, they were reluctant to separate, but the needs of the revolution, they cherished each other, and met and said goodbye.
In this way, Zeng Zhongsheng came to Dabie Mountain with the party's new guiding task, corrected Li Lisan's left-leaning mistake, corrected the thinking of some people, and made the Dabie Mountain base area full of energy. The two counter-encirclement and suppression campaigns in Eyu-Anhui were successful. At this time, Zhang Guotao came to Eyuwan, and he did not listen to everyone's opinions and insisted on going his own way, resulting in the failure of the fourth anti-encirclement and suppression campaign.
After the failure of the anti-encirclement and suppression campaign, he blindly led the troops to retreat, and Zeng Zhongsheng and several revolutionary backbones opposed Zhang Guotao's practices, which made him hate Zeng Zhongsheng, and then quietly killed Zeng Zhongsheng. Huang Jie and her husband were arrested in Shanghai in the third year of separation, and she guarded her faith in the iron window, missing her husband who fought in Eyuwan, and survived for two and a half years.
When Huang Ming was imprisoned, she learned the news of her husband's sacrifice, and she was heartbroken. The time they actually spend together is actually only a few months, and the rest is missed. I had agreed to say goodbye, but I would never say goodbye. Huang Jie packed up her mood and secretly resolved that she would carry herself on her shoulders along with Zeng Zhongsheng's ideals and work hard for the revolution until the last moment.
Huang Jie stood up from the pain and continued to devote himself to revolutionary work. She is also involved in underground work in Shanghai. Zheng De is a rich man in Shanghai's industrial and commercial circles, although the family conditions are very good, but seeing the broken Shanghai, he is very sad, he wants to throw himself into the revolution and defend the country. In this way, he saw Huang Jie, a woman who bravely moved forward with her faith.
Huang Jie and Zheng De walked together, and were influenced by Huang Jie, and Zheng De was also more determined about the revolution. They were sent to Chongqing together, and despite the harsh environment, they still supported each other to move forward. Zheng De joined the first batch of pilots trained by the party and was sent to Xinjiang to learn to fly a plane, and Huang Jie did not go to Xinjiang together because of work arrangements.
Huang Jie's work in the rear was basically completed, and he went to Yan'an to work. She was very excited to come to Yan'an, because this was the place she dreamed of coming, and she also wanted to tell her husband the good news, because she had not heard from her husband for a long time, and she was a little worried. Maybe it was a husband and wife connection, Huang Jie was called by the central leaders to talk.
Huang Jie was told that Zheng De and the first pilots had died in Xinjiang, and she was devastated. Remembering the way Zheng De and she worked together is still vividly remembered, how now it is eternally separated. The second time she experienced the pain of widowhood, it was a big blow to her. However, the revolutionary road will not stop because of these things, and Huang Jie once again picked up his mood and continued to advance on the revolutionary road.
Huang Jie has always been very serious about her work, and it is because of her seriousness that it is very painful for leaders and comrades to look at her. In the face of two life and death partings, Huang Jie was very bitter in his heart. So the people around them put Huang Jie and Xu Xiangqian together, and the two comrades-in-arms on the revolutionary road finally came together, and Huang Jie was no longer alone.
Huang Jie has been with Xu Xiangqian after marriage, may have been lost, Huang Jie does not want to spend alone in thoughts and worries. The two experienced the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation together, and experienced many battles together. They relied on each other and forged ahead resolutely on the revolutionary road.
In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Xu Xiangqian held important positions, and during this sensitive period, Huang Jie helped Xu Xiangqian block those extreme "left" routes. Not only did she support her husband, she also personally participated in the struggle. She is not afraid of gossip, because she has an incomparably strong belief in faith and supports her husband to fight to the end.
This relationship finally left Huang Jie alone. They walked hand in hand through the difficulties at the beginning of the founding of New China, and saw a brand-new New China together. In the old society, Mrs. Huang Jie had the qualities of an independent woman, had her own thoughts, and strengthened her will, leaving her own traces on the road of revolution.
Mrs. Huang Jie's life, although rugged, is great. From an early age, she opposed the style of the old society and dared to pursue her ideals. She also quickly found the faith she had fought for, what an amazing woman she was. She has experienced the bad news of two husbands. Still not forgetting his responsibilities, and more determined to take the road he wants to take.
Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, Huang Jie often did all kinds of revolutionary work, organized uprisings, also did underground work, and when he arrived in Yan'an, he also served as the director of a nursery school, taking care of the orphans of martyrs who sacrificed their lives. After she arrived at the founding of the People's Republic of China, she has also held many important positions, indicating that the central leaders recognize her work and that she is very reassuring in her work.
When New China was first founded, Marshal Xu Qianqian's family came to Beijing, and there was no arrangement for them to have a house. They live in the Summer Palace, where Huang Jie works a little far away, and she commutes to work by bus every day. In fact, the central government equipped their homes with cars, but Huang Jie never used them, what a simple marshal lady.
In her later years, Mrs. Huang Jie was particularly concerned about her hometown. He has written to his alma mater many times to celebrate the school anniversary. He is also very concerned about the development of his hometown, and he also inscribed inscriptions on the monuments of revolutionary martyrs in his hometown. Although he left his hometown to embark on the revolutionary road when he was a child, everything about his hometown has long been imprinted in his heart. How can such a female revolutionary not be admired?