In general, the age of marriage between men and women is basically the same, and if the age gap between the two parties is too large, it will inevitably lead to a generation gap that does not have too much common language. But that doesn't stop the age gap from liking each other and ending up together.
The story we are going to tell today is like this, the hero of the story is called Yu Yanghe, and the heroine is called Jiang Xiaozhang. Since these two are fourteen years apart, we will call these two Ms. Jiang and Uncle Yu today. Ms. Chiang is the granddaughter of Chiang Kai-shek. Some people may ask, how could she marry a second-married man with a prominent status? And even if she agrees, will the pressure at home or public opinion support her?
We all know that among Chiang Kai-shek's many sons, the most prominent is Chiang Ching-kuo, and among Chiang Ching-kuo's many sons, three are made public, and in addition, Chiang Ching-kuo has two illegitimate sons. The other is a daughter, a family of five sons and a daughter, whether it is an older brother or a parent or other elders, will especially love this girl. Chiang Kai-shek once said that he loved this granddaughter very much, and Soong Mei-ling was certainly no exception.
Living in such a privileged and rich family since she was a child, Ms. Jiang did not have the pressure from life, nor was she advised to study hard, so Ms. Jiang, who graduated from high school, was not admitted to college. Although he could not be admitted to a university in Taiwan, Chiang Ching-kuo sent his daughter to the United States and hoped that his daughter would continue her studies.
Because of his pampering habits from an early age, Chiang Ching-kuo was very uneasy about his precious daughter leaving his hometown, and when yu Yanghe, the son of his subordinate Yu Dawei, was studying in the United States at that time, he repeatedly asked Yu Dawei to let his son help take care of Madam Jiang. This step can be said that Chiang Ching-kuo personally sent his precious daughter into the tiger's mouth, if not more than this move, he may not have those worries behind him.
Uncle Yu is fourteen years older than Ms. Jiang, and Ms. Jiang, who has just become an adult, has not been exposed to various figures in society for a long time, and has never been in love. Uncle Yu also looks like a talent, and this Uncle Yu is still a famous playboy, perhaps Jiang Chingguo knew that Yu Yanghe was such a person, and he would never dare to entrust his daughter to him.
Ms. Jiang, who had just come to the United States, lived in Uncle Yu's house and had no resistance to the handsome and mature Uncle Yu, and Uncle Yu soon fell in love with this beautiful woman who was fourteen years younger than him. The relationship between the two quickly warmed up, and soon settled for life in the United States. Jiang Chingguo, who heard the news, was also blinded, Yu Dawei, your boy came out to see what your precious son did! After all, Uncle Yu had already had two marriages at that time, and Ms. Jiang could be said to be a little girl who was not deeply involved in the world.
After his daughter returned to China, Jiang Chingguo repeatedly persuaded her daughter not to marry Yu Yanghe more than once, but Ms. Jiang, who had long been spoiled, also decided to fight her father to the end. Jiang Chingguo even cried and begged his daughter, but Ms. Jiang did not eat this set at all. Chiang Ching-kuo invited Chiang Kai-shek out when he came down, and Chiang Kai-shek did not agree, but as a grandfather, he could not say anything, so he asked Soong Mei Ling to persuade him.
As a result, Soong Mei-ling strongly supported this matter, and said to Chiang Kai-shek: "Aren't you also much older than me?" "Directly refuting Chiang Kai-shek has nothing to say.
In this way, Ms. Jiang and Uncle Yu secretly married in the United States, and at this time, both father and grandfather had agreed to this family affair. Fortunately, Uncle Yu has changed his role as a playboy since his marriage to Ms. Jiang, and the two were left with a son in the second year of marriage, until Uncle Yu died in the United States in 2010.