He, who threw himself into the New Culture Movement and participated in the Northern Expedition, experienced the turbulent years of China; he was listed as the second "Lu Guo Maoba Lao Cao" by modern literary history textbooks; he was a famous writer, historian, and modern poet who wrote popular poems such as "Phoenix Nirvana" and "Coal in the Furnace"; he, while his talent was famous, was also widely known for his love history and debts... He is Guo Moruo, who enjoys a lofty position in the history of modern Chinese literature and the fields of Chinese history and archaeology.
There is no doubt about Guo Lao's achievements, as a pioneer of new culture, a modern poet, and a turbulent era, he participated in the Northern Expedition, and the name Guo Moruo is well-known at home and abroad.
In addition, Guo Lao's life has a lot of love history, but it is also as widely known as his achievements. Regarding Guo Moruo's emotional history, later generations even use the name of "scumbag", which can be glimpsed. At first, he first left his original wife Zhang Qionghua and let her take care of the elderly alone, which can be said to be widowed and widowed. Later, he abandoned his Japanese wife Sato and ignored her.
After returning to China, he met Yu Liqun, a talented woman in Shanghai, and ushered in his third marriage at first sight. Guo Lao's emotional history can be said to be rich in twists and turns, and it is not as much as an exaggeration to say that it is a TV series. Therefore, Guo Lao's praise and criticism by later generations are mixed, and it also has a certain relationship with this reason.
Guo Moruo and Zhang Qionghua
Guo Moruo was born in Tonghe Shawan, Leshan County, Sichuan Province, when he was young, Guo Moruo's parents set him a doll kiss, and finally the woman died prematurely.
Later, all kinds of media blind dates ended up in vain for various reasons. In the years that followed, the media thing was never broken. At that time, as an aspiring young man, Guo Moruo could be said to be very tired of talking about the media.
However, the marriage in feudal society was the fate of his parents, and Guo Moruo, who was still 20 years old at the time, received a letter from his mother under such circumstances, and his parents told Guo Moruo a family affair and asked him to rush home immediately to get married. At that time, Guo Moruo, who was still a teenager with beautiful fantasies about beautiful things, was still a little looking forward to Guo Moruo in other places.
But after going through the process and drinking a glass of wine, the moment Guo Moruo lifted the red cap, he was disappointed. It is said that a moment of spring supper is worth thousands of dollars, and the first time Guo Moruo met her was the hasty affair between the two that night. After marriage, Guo Moruo felt unsatisfactory, and finally went out as he wished, leaving only the poor newlywed woman to stay in her hometown, which was 70 years. This woman is Zhang Qionghua.
It is worth mentioning that after Guo Moruo returned to his hometown 17 years after marriage, Zheng Zheng and Zhang Qionghua said modestly, but the years are easy to pass away, Zhu Yan has changed, and it is no longer important.
Tomiko Sato, Guo Wakayo
In the time that followed, Guo Moruo met his second relationship during his study in Japan. During a chance encounter in the hospital, Guo Moruo met Tomoko Sato, who was working as a nurse in the hospital. Since then, the "so-called Yi people" have seen the same as before, and after returning, Guo Moruo tossed and turned, and he could never forget the figure of the hospital.
When a warm man meets the woman he likes, he is out of control. Guo Moruo began to write love letters to Sato, fiercely pursuing. Sato is still a flower-like girl age, where has experienced such a fierce pursuit, and with the expectation of beautiful love. So dry firewood met the fire, and the two young people fell in love from then on.
It is worth mentioning that Anna is a young lady who has cut off contact with her parents and has run away from home. At that time, If Guo Mo was a poor student studying in Japan, the relationship between the two did not have the support of the family. The economic conditions of the two were not rich, and they needed money to live, and the source of livelihood for the two people in the general situation at that time was basically supported by Sato himself.
In addition, Guo Moruo and his Japanese wife Tomiko Sato (later renamed Guo Anna) also had 5 children: Guo Hefu, Guo Bo, Guo Fusheng, Guo Shuyu (female), and Guo Zhihong.
Life is trivial, and time becomes fast. Japan invaded China and the War of Resistance broke out. In the face of the stormy land of China, Guo Moruo was a young man with hot blood and was anxious to return to China after a long absence. Surprisingly, Guo Moruo and Sato did not quit. Unexpectedly, the Japanese authorities learned of this news and arrested Sato for torture, and life was already quite difficult at that time.
In the next 10 years, the two were separated by two places, two wide, and even letters were not exchanged. It was not until 1948 that Sato came to China with several children and traveled extensively to find Guo Moruo's whereabouts.
The eldest son, Guo Hefu, studied chemistry and served at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
The second son's name is Guo Bo, an outstanding architect who worked at the Shanghai Architectural Design and Research Institute.
The third son, Guo Fusheng, also worked for a long time at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and served as an engineer at the Institute of Zoology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
The fourth is a daughter named Guo Shuyu, who is a talented woman who inherited Guo Moruo's talent and served as the literature department of Kunishiro University in Japan.
The last youngest son, named Guo Zhihong, was a musical talent who studied under the famous piano professor Hiroshi Tamura at Tokyo University of the Arts in Japan. He used to work as a teacher at the Central Conservatory of Music.
Guo Moruo and Yu Liqun
Yu Liqun was born into a famous family, and was a famous woman, talented woman and movie star on Shanghai Beach. By chance, Guo Moruo and Yu Liqun became acquainted, and Guo Moruo saw it as usual. Yu Liqun also noticed this talented man.
Under Guo Moruo's pursuit, the two soon fell in love. After Guo Moruo's previous two emotional experiences, Yu Liqun became Guo Moruo's third wife.
In the later time, Yu Liqun has also been accompanied by Guo Moruo. At the same time, Yu Liqun is also the lover who has accompanied Guo Moruo for the longest time.
In the past few decades, Yu Liqun has had 6 children for Guo Moruo: Guo Hanying, Guo Shiying, Guo Minying, Guo Shuying, Guo Pingying, and Guo Jianying.
The eldest son is Guo Hanying, who graduated from Tsinghua University and worked in the Chinese Academy of Sciences as a researcher and doctoral supervisor at the Institute of Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
The second son, Guo Shiying, graduated from Peking University, but during the special period, Guo Shiying was persecuted, and fell from the fourth floor with his arms tied behind his back to death, at the age of 26. Whether it was suicide or he killed has not been clear in history.
The third son, Guo Minying, studied at the Central Conservatory of Music and joined the People's Liberation Army for personal reasons.
The eldest daughter, Guo Shuying, graduated from the Department of Biophysics of the University of Science and Technology of China and stayed in Beijing to develop.
The second daughter, Guo Pingying, graduated from Renmin University, worked at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, was then deputy director of the Institute of History, and also served as the director of the Guo Moruo Memorial Hall.
The youngest son is Guo Jianying, who graduated from Tsinghua University with excellent academic performance, and later went to Peking University to study for a master's degree. Finally immigrated to the United States to develop.
Guo Moruo had three marriages and 11 children in her life. More or less, they all have the shadow of Guo Lao, and they have all shined in their respective fields. Although later generations have mixed reviews of Guo Moruo, his descendants have made great contributions to China.