After the founding of New China, Wang Ming went to the Soviet Union twice for medical treatment. In 1956, Wang Ming and his wife, with two children, went to the Soviet Union for the second time for medical treatment. Since then, Wang Ming has lived in the Soviet Union for a long time, and after Wang Ming's death in 1974, he was buried in Moscow.
After Wang Ming came to the Soviet Union for the second time, he lived in a villa on the outskirts of Moscow. Wang Ming also found Chinese teaching materials for his children and asked them to teach themselves at home. After arriving in Moscow, Wang Ming and his wife did not like to socialize, and did not have much contact with the outside world. During the years of living in the villa, the Soviet Union provided Wang Ming with 5,000 rubles of living expenses every month, and Wang Ming did not have to spend money to eat. The Soviet Union also provided Wang Ming with a special car with a driver for Wang Ming to use. But Wang Ming rarely goes out, and only Wang Ming's nanny will occasionally take a car to buy some daily necessities.
Wang Ming's family does not care about money, nor is there a shortage of money. At first, Wang Ming was paid back in China, but then it was cut off. The Prime Minister of the Soviet Union then offered Wang Ming a pension of 300 rubles per month, close to the level of a Soviet minister. Later, Wang Ming's wife also began to receive a pension. Wang Ming's child, Wang Danding, grew up to study at Moscow University, and later became a Soviet citizen and changed his name to Dronov. Later, he was admitted to the Soviet Deputy Doctorate and assigned to work at the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Wang Danding's daily job is to read Chinese newspapers and analyze the situation at home. Wang Danding's monthly salary is almost 200 rubles, which is equivalent to the middle income level in the Soviet Union, and his life is still quite good. After Wang Ming's death, the Soviet side expelled Wang Ming's family from the villa in the name of renovating the house, and all the special treatment before was canceled, and Wang Ming's family later lived in an apartment in the Russian urban area and began to live an ordinary life.
Both Wang Danding and his brother belonged to the high-ranking Soviet intellectuals. They were each assigned a house in their own capacity, but Soviet officials kept a house for themselves. Eventually, Wang Danding's brother and mother lived in a house, and Wang Danding lived alone. After Gorbachev took office, Wang Danding resigned from the Russian Academy of Sciences. When I went to the youth club, I ran a training class to teach Chinese Qigong and Chinese Tai Chi. Because Wang Danding's training class was unique to the Soviet Union, the Soviets also made a documentary for Wang Danding.