The biggest shock today is that Cao Jingxing passed away. 75 years old. Not very old. I can only wish him all the best. Successively, I saw that he joined the team in southern Anhui from 1968 to 1978, so we are still "interlocutors". Southern Anhui is still a relatively good place in rural China, and life at that time was still very difficult, and it was not uncommon to eat a meal without a meal. I don't know how he was in that place, the inner uneasiness is certain, has it had an impact on his early death? More or less. There is an article that said that his father, Cao Juren, was at the top of the two parties, and at one point was ordered to shuttle between the two sides of the strait and reached a draft for peaceful reunification. Unfortunately, the Cultural Revolution broke out and disappeared. Which is more important? Whoops. Cao Juren was critically ill in 72 years, and Zhou Enlai arranged for Cao Jingxing to be in a provincial situation, but he was one step too late to catch up with the last meeting. He returned to southern Anhui and stayed for another 6 years, until the collapse of the Gang of Four and the beginning of reform and opening up, and then he was admitted to college. Judging from his article, there is no annual physical examination in Hong Kong. I think of a good friend of mine who was a professor in the United States, and the same was true, and lung cancer was serious. This reminds friends overseas to take the initiative to go to the physical examination every year.
