Normally speaking, the Qing Dynasty's character should enjoy wealth and glory. However, the last GegeJin Zhijian of the Qing Dynasty did not live an ordinary royal life. She married a commoner at the age of 29 and lived a rough life until her death in 2004. This woman, named Jin Zhijian, was originally named Ai XinJue Luo YunHuan, and was known as the Seven Grids. By the time she was born, the Qing Dynasty had already perished. Therefore, this grid is at best nominal. There is no way to enjoy special rights like a true nobleman.
After feudalism was abolished, she was educated and left the palace to enter the education industry and became a people's teacher. In 1948, Kim Saw that there were too few women enrolled, he took the initiative to open a girls' vocational school with his friends to encourage girls to enroll. The school she founded, called Kenshi Girls' Vocational School, helped many girls at that time. Some of the people who were helped by Jin Zhijian later became the pillars of the country.
The behavior of the seven grids has been recognized by many people. In 1950, the government issued an invitation to the seven-grider to become a teacher in a public primary school. Qigege gladly agreed and changed his name to Jin Zhijian. Then, under the introduction of a friend, Jin Zhijian married a commoner, she did not have the arrogance of other sisters, but treated herself as an ordinary person, industrious and serious about work.
It was because of this mentality and enthusiasm that she joined the Chongwen District Committee of Beijing in 1955 and was responsible for more important work. Later, she became the deputy director of teaching at Beijing No. 227 Middle School. She has always been diligent and earnest, working hard in her post and being responsible, and people who know her will appreciate her professionalism.
This model teacher worked in the post for many years, until later because of his lack of health, he had no choice but to retire. In 2004, the last Qing Dynasty Gege Jin Zhijian passed away. On August 9, 2014, hundreds of mourners arrived at the cemetery. Some of them are colleagues of Jin Zhijian, and some are students she has taught.
At the time of the funeral, everyone bid farewell to the people's teacher with sorrow and wept for the departure of the educator. Some people believe that Jin Zhijian, as a member of the Qing Dynasty, can put aside the so-called royal dignity and become a teacher who serves the people, which is particularly not easy, and her deeds should be remembered by everyone and should be more approved. What do you think about that?