Before the founding of New China, the country was turbulent due to years of war and turmoil, and the people were living in deep trouble. In order to let the people live a better life, many people with lofty ideals have embarked on the road of revolution. Thanks to their unremitting efforts, the revolution finally succeeded. After the founding of New China, in recognition of those who have made great contributions to the country, China held a ceremony to award titles. At this awarding ceremony, Wang Shusheng was awarded the rank of founding general. What we want to tell today is the story of General Wang Shusheng's return to his hometown in 1951 to inspect. At that time, a rural lady asked to see him by name, and as a result, General Wang Shusheng immediately knelt down when he saw the big lady. What's going on?
It turned out that this rural lady was the savior of General Wang Shusheng. In 1928, Wang Shusheng was hunted down by the Nationalist army. In the process of evading the pursuit, Wang Shusheng saw Zhou Da Niang who was preparing to close the door to rest, so he went forward to seek help, hoping to temporarily hide at Zhou Da Niang's house. After Zhou Da Niang learned about the situation, she did not hesitate to let Wang Shusheng hide in the house. The Nationalist army hunted down Wang Shusheng and came to the village where Zhou Da Niang was located, but there was no trace of Wang Shusheng. In the end, the nationalist army became angry and threatened the village to say that if they did not hand over the people, they would kill the whole village.
At this moment, Zhou Da Niang suddenly stood up, and she calmly said that she knew where Wang Shusheng was hiding. What people did not expect was that the person who Zhou Da Niang handed over was her eldest son Zheng Dao. After Zhengdao was taken away, Wang Shusheng refused to leave, fearing that Zhengdao would be in danger. Zhou Da Niang then told him that if the Nationalist army found that it had arrested the wrong person, it would only beat up her son at most, and there would be no danger to his life. Wang Shusheng thought about it and thought it made sense, so he quietly left.
What Wang Shusheng and Zhou Da Niang did not expect was that Zheng Dao was brutally killed by the Nationalist army shortly after he was captured. After Zhou Da Niang knew, she was devastated. Due to the limited communication conditions at that time, Wang Shusheng only learned about this news a long time later. After the founding of New China, Wang Shusheng returned to his hometown to inspect and inquire about the whereabouts of Zhou Da Niang while working. Until this time when Wang Shusheng was in a meeting, Zhou Da Niang took the initiative to find him. After some talking, Wang Shusheng knew that Zhou Daniang's other two sons had also died in the revolution. Since then, Wang Shusheng has treated Zhou Da Niang as his own biological mother until Zhou Da Niang's death.