Since ancient times, amorous and empty hate, amorous have always been ruthlessly hurt. Often, women are always more obsessed than men, men turn around and leave, and women who are trapped in it may not be able to get out for a lifetime. There are several women who have been hurt by Guo Moruo, and one of them is a Japanese woman, who after being abandoned, can only raise five children alone, but finally said that her relatives said that I want to die in China and bury my bones in China, because I am a Chinese.
The Japanese wife who was abandoned by Guo Moruo was named Guo Anna, and her original name was Tomoko Sato. Tomiko's family is a well-known noble family in Sendai, Japan, and is a samurai family. However, after the Meiji Restoration, her father was under the impression of becoming a priest, and by the family's impression, Tomiko was also a Christian from an early age. At the age of 21, Tomiko's mother betrothed her without her consent, and in a fit of rage, Tomiko ran away from home. She went to St. Luke's Hospital in Tokyo to become a nurse, and here she was about to embark on a sweet but bitter exotic affair.
At this time, Guo Moruo had just studied in Japan for a year, and in 1916, the two met. Guo Moruo fell in love with Fuzi at first sight and launched a passionate pursuit with letters. If nothing else, if Guo Moruo has a deep literary foundation, writing love poems is naturally a matter of hand. He said: Your face emits holy light, your eyes can speak, your mouth is like a cherry, I am in love with you! This is Guo Moruo's first letter to Fuzi, and such enthusiasm is afraid that modern people will find it difficult to open their mouths.
Tomiko didn't believe it at first, but was also attracted by the bold confession of the Romantic poet. Speaking of which, writing love letters seemed impossible in Japan at the time, and because of its talent, Tomiko was attracted to this romance. The two men wrote more than forty letters in four months, and in the accumulation of exchanges. Rich Zi was moved, she fell into it, and what would be her life would be on board.
On September 26, 1916, she replied to Guo Moruo's reply: Brother: I can't love anyone but you, and my body and soul are not allowed to belong to anyone except you. But in fact, at that time, Guo Moruo already had a wife named Zhang Qionghua, who was only with Guo Moruo for five days, but he kept a widow for him for 68 years. Fuzi did not know about this, and she had already made up her mind to marry Guo Moruo.
This union was not recognized by the family, and none of her parents and relatives agreed to her marrying a young Chinese. The rich son, who is still a young girl, leaves the family, changes her name to Guo Anna, and lives a sweet and difficult life with Guo Moruo. Originally, Anna had the financial support of a rich family, but now she can only rely on Guo Moruo's 48 yuan official fee subsidy to live. After the birth of the eldest son, Guo He, life was even more difficult. There was no way, Anna, who had been Miss Qianjin, had to take care of the housework alone.
Her husband wanted to read, and she couldn't let these chores bother her, so she went out on her own with her children. After Guo Moruo graduated, she returned to China with her husband and traveled with her three children to Shanghai, Guangzhou and other places. If Guo Moruo abandons medical treatment, their lives are still very poor, but Anna still has no complaints. Later, because Guo Moruo was wanted, he had to return to Japan again. In the 1937 Lugou Bridge Incident, Guo Moruo did not quit without telling Anna.
Because of his departure, Anna was captured by the Japanese, tortured, and came out after a while. During the war, the two lost contact, and Anna raised five children alone, and she worked hard to educate all five children. It was not until after the victory of the War of Resistance that she had any hope of returning to China. However, at this time, Guo Moruo was already married to Yu Liqun, and anna still forgave Guo Moruo in her sadness, only thinking that she was Japanese.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, she came to China with five children and became a Chinese citizen. But she and Guo Moruo did not meet until 1977, because they were already old, and I was afraid that I would not have a chance to see her again. Later, she returned to Japan once a year, but she told her relatives that she would die in China and bury her bones in China, because she was a Chinese. Anna was so deeply in love with the man that she thought that if she married him, she would be a country and a family with him. In August 1994, she donated only 5 million yen before her death, and in 1995, Anna died of illness.