The legendary story of the founding general Li Kenong on the intelligence front can be described as intriguing. However, General Li Kenong's family affairs are also worth mentioning, Li Kenong and his wife Zhao Ying have a total of 5 children, their youngest son is named Li Lun, from an early age, lively, mischievous, wandering around, will not be quiet for a moment.
Someone once jokingly said that this child was like a little Japanese child, "invading" everywhere in the office. Since then, Li Lun has had the nickname of "Little Japanese Child". Half a year later, Li Lun followed his father to Guilin and met Ho Chi Minh. When Ho Chi Minh heard that everyone called Li Lun a "little Japanese child," he shook his head and said: Chinese is resisting Japanese aggression, how can it be called a "little Japanese child"?
Therefore, Ho Chi Minh came up with an idea and asked Li Lun to publish a statement in the newspaper: I do not recognize the nickname of "Little Japanese Child", and no matter who calls me like this in the future, I will ignore him. Li Kenong originally did not know this nickname of his son, and when he read it in the newspaper, he was really crying and laughing.
Li Kenong said to his son: You are not small, don't go around anymore, go and be a waiter. In this way, 12-year-old Li Lun became a waiter, not only sweeping the floor and wiping the table every day, but also standing guard at night. However, after years of experience, Li Lun improved rapidly, and later he also served as deputy director of the General Logistics Department, dean of the Logistics College, and was awarded the rank of lieutenant general in 1988.
After Li Kenong joined the revolution in his early years, life in his hometown was quite difficult, and his father borrowed a little money from the local landlord and never paid it back. After the founding of New China, the creditors heard that Li Kenong had become a high official, so they came to Li Kenong to ask him to repay his debts.
Since ancient times, debts have been owed to repay money, and it is reasonable. Because Li Kenong had no extra money at that time, he sold an old house in his hometown to pay off the money that his father had borrowed from the landlord's family.
In May 1956, Li Kenong returned to his hometown in Anhui, and at that time, the guards did not pay attention to it and could not find Li Kenong. At this time, someone reminded him that if you go to No. 1 Majia Lane, he must be there. The guards ran to Majia Lane to take a look, and sure enough, Li Kenong was there.
I saw Li Kenong standing in front of the door of the old mansion, looking very lonely. Locals reminded Li Kenong that; Now the landlords have been knocked down, and you can take back this old house, and no one dares to say anything. However, Li Kenong shook his head and said: If you borrow someone else's money, if there is a reason not to pay it back, this house is no longer our family, I can't ask for it.