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The eldest son of the founding general got married and wanted to borrow tables and chairs to decorate a new house, which he did unexpectedly

Founding general Wang Shusheng's life is full of legends, there are many legendary stories and heroic battle deeds, today I talk to you about the family style of the great general Wang Shusheng, when the general not only has great military achievements, but also noble sentiments and virtues, the same is true for educating children.

The eldest son of the founding general got married and wanted to borrow tables and chairs to decorate a new house, which he did unexpectedly

Wang Shusheng was a native of Xiangjiachong, Chengmagang Town, Macheng, Hubei Province, in 1925, when the 20-year-old Wang Shusheng served as the principal of a primary school in his hometown, influenced by progressive ideas, he joined our party the following year, and then participated in leading the local peasant movement and developing the armed forces.

Since then, Wang Shusheng has embarked on the revolutionary road, during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression he met Yang Ju, who was a doctor in the Eighth Route Army, and fell in love with him at first sight.

One day, Wang Shusheng washed it clean from head to toe, washed his face several times, plucked up the courage to enter the outpatient department, and confessed to Yang Ju, who was on duty: "Dr. Yang, I have a good impression of you!" Yang Ju was startled, turned back to the god and quickly turned his head and hid in the medicine changing room.

Later, Wang Shusheng saw Yang Ju for the second time and directly proposed, "Comrade Xiao Yang, please marry me!" Yang Ju did not answer, so acquiesced, and then the two interacted for a year, after determining that they were suitable for each other, they were engaged, and in the mid-autumn of 1944, Wang Shusheng and Yang Ju were married under the witness of Xu Shuai.

After marriage, the two had a total of three sons and a daughter, and Wang Shusheng has always been very strict about the education of his children, and he has never used his power for personal gain, whether it is for his children or relatives, for example, after the founding of New China, relatives and friends in his hometown know that Wang Shusheng became a high official in Beijing.

The eldest son of the founding general got married and wanted to borrow tables and chairs to decorate a new house, which he did unexpectedly

Some of the relatives who were related to the deceased wanted to ask Wang Shusheng for help, to find a job in the city, or to find an official and a half-job, and even if they were not good, they wanted to become a worker, but they were all rejected by Wang Shusheng's righteous words, saying: "My authority and power are given by the party and the people, and are used to work for the party and serve the people." ”

Many people may not know that Wang Shusheng's nieces and uncles and nephews have always been farming at home, living a peasant life, without anything special, and never made a special deal about their children, such as in the late 1950s and early 1960s.

At that time, materials were relatively tight, some necessities of life, grain, oil, etc. were supplied according to the population according to the ticket, Wang Shusheng made rules for his family at that time, eating what was supplied, not many eating and occupying special, especially emphasizing that the family who distributed his car organizationally could not use it.

Later, the living conditions were better, Wang Shusheng still maintained a hard and simple style, in 1972, his eldest son Wang Luguang was going to get married, and the family only arranged a house for the newlyweds as a marriage room, with a bed and two futons, and nothing else.

So simple and even worse than the average urban worker's family, even Wang Shusheng's guards were a bit unable to look at it, and the guards took it upon themselves to discuss with Wang Luguang, and borrowed two gold-velvet chairs and a coffee table in the lounge of Wang Shusheng's unit for a few days.

The eldest son of the founding general got married and wanted to borrow tables and chairs to decorate a new house, which he did unexpectedly

The next day after work, Wang Shusheng saw the guards taking these things, asked what to do, the guards said truthfully, full of thought that Wang Shusheng would agree, after all, it was only borrowed, did not expect Wang Shusheng to say sternly: "The things of the public family cannot be moved." "Fathers like this are rare.

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