The bloody battle of life, the history of moving forward, is like the formation of coal, when a large amount of wood was used, but the result was a small piece of coal. --Lu Xun
March 31, 1955, became lin Huiyin's last night in life. Feeling that the big period was approaching, she used her last bit of strength to ask to see Liang Sicheng again. But it is such a dying wish, why was it rejected by a woman?
In June 1924, Lin Huiyin and Liang Sicheng went to the United States to study architecture. Four years later, the two married. After a short honeymoon trip, they returned to Beiping, met briefly with Liang Sicheng's father, Liang Qichao, and then went to Northeastern University together.
A year later, the two had the crystallization of love - daughter Liang Zaibing. After giving birth to her daughter, Lin Huiyin's body began to become weak, and in the cold and dry environment of the northeast, she also had to run around, and the long-term overload of work made her infected with tuberculosis.
Lin Huiyin had to terminate the work at hand, and accompanied by Liang Sicheng, Lin Huiyin returned to Beiping and recuperated here. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Lin Huiyin had to move to Sichuan again, and her long-term turbulent life made her lung disease recur again.
After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Lin Hui's condition was greatly improved due to lung surgery. She re-engaged in her work, especially after the founding of the People's Republic of China, and participated in the design of works such as the Monument to the People's Heroes, the Babaoshan Cemetery, and the National Emblem of the People's Republic of China.
In 1955, Lin Hui relapsed due to lung disease and was admitted to Tongren Hospital. Liang Sicheng often went to the ward to accompany her, watching Lin Huiyin's day by day failure, he was heartbroken, but there was nothing he could do.
On March 31, Lin Hui, feeling that his limit was approaching, used his last strength to say to the nurse: "I hope to see Liang Sicheng again, I have something to say to him." ”
But the nurse saw that it was already more than two o'clock and replied: "It's late at night, let's talk about it tomorrow." But she had no tomorrow.
At 6 a.m., Lin Hui died of illness in the hospital, and she finally did not wait for the last side of her husband Liang Sicheng. Liang Sicheng's heart was like a knife, and he used the small drawing board that Lin Huiyin often used before his death to design the style of the tombstone for her, and the tombstone was engraved: The Tomb of the Architect Lin Huiyin.
Lin Huiyin's last hope to say to Liang Sicheng has also become an eternal mystery, maybe this is fate.