Both the Sisters Song Qingling and Song Meiling were among the most influential women in the twentieth century, they had made extraordinary achievements in their careers, and one was the revered Mother of the Nation and the other was the powerful First Lady of the Republic of China, but in the eyes of her mother, Ni Guizhen, neither of them had a happy marriage, and before they got married, Ni Guizhen did not agree to their marriage.
Among the three sisters of the Song family, only the eldest sister Song Xialing obeyed the family's arrangement, and married Kong Xiangxi, the richest man in Shanxi, who was the one with the right door, and the two people were rich and could not be enemy of the country after marriage, and the children were complete, after the outbreak of the war, the two people moved to the United States to live, not affected by the war at all, the business became bigger and bigger, and she enjoyed all her life of glory and wealth, and she was buried with her husband after her death, happier than the two sisters.
Before Song Qingling insisted on marrying Mr. Sun, her mother Ni Guizhen tried to persuade her to change her mind, but Song Qingling was very insistent on her choice, so angry that her mother had to say angry words: You will regret it later! Song Qingling and Mr. Sun are like-minded, but unfortunately the marriage between the two is only ten years, after Mr. Sun's death, Song Qingling has lived alone for nearly half a century, and in her later years, she has no children and no daughters, and her life is only cold and warm self-knowledge.
There is an element of political marriage between Soong Meiling and Chiang Kai-shek, mother Ni Guizhen is not optimistic about Chiang Kai-shek, has always opposed the marriage between the two, but the eldest sister Song Xialing sided with Chiang Kai-shek, promoted the marriage of the two, enthusiastic about power, although Song Meiling became the first lady with unlimited scenery, but in her later years she could only leave her hometown to spend time in the United States, Song Meiling saw herself in the mausoleum in New York in advance and was infinitely sentimental, and frankly regretted it, bluntly saying that her marriage was not happy.