The married general and the dusty woman had a love affair, and their story became a good story for eternity.
Qinglou Yunjiban, general Cai Yi, dressed as a businessman, visited every day, and Xiao Fengxian saw that he was just drunk, and he couldn't help but feel sad about him, so he was particularly attentive to him.
General Cai saw that Xiao Fengxian was elegant and elegant, and his heart was also moved.
Xiao Fengxian is a prostitute in Yunjiban, Shaanxi Lane, who has been lonely and bitter since childhood and fell into the wind and dust.
Cai Yi was the leader of the Dian Army, a young and promising general. Not only is it a heavy army, a dominant party, but also a wide range of contacts and appeal.
In the early years of the Republic of China, Yuan Shikai wanted to claim the title of emperor, intending to attract forces from all sides. However, Cai Yi agreed with Sun Yat-sen's republic and opposed Yuan Shikai's claim to the throne.
In order to achieve his goal, Yuan Shikai transferred Cai Yi to Beijing in 1913. Giving him a high-ranking official Houlu in honor actually deprived him of his military power and closely monitored him. Cai Yi had the heart to resist, but he was weak, so he decided to pretend to obey Yuan Shikai first, recuperate, and wait for the opportunity.
In order to let Yuan Shikai relax his vigilance, he often went in and out of the Wind Moon place. It was in this way that he met Xiao Fengxian in YunJiban, and the two had feelings for each other.
At that time, Cai Yi gave the impression to the outside world that he was not doing anything right, and he was full of affection, lingering on Xiao Fengxian, buying a house for Xiao Fengxian and building a house, and wanting to marry her. His wife was also puzzled by his absurd behavior, quarreled with him endlessly, and finally, his wife and mother returned to their hometown together.
Yuan Shikai heard about Cai Yi's affair, and felt that General Cai was just a person who coveted women and was ignorant of righteousness, and gradually relaxed his vigilance against him.
Xiao Fengxian Bingxue was smart, and saw that Cai Yi pretended to be happy on the surface, but in fact he was bitter inside. After observation, Cai Yi felt that Xiao Fengxian was trustworthy. He told Xiao Fengxian about his situation and encounters, and hoped to get her help. Xiao Fengxian, who understood the great righteousness, immediately expressed his willingness to help Cai Yi fulfill his wish.
On December 1, 1915, 11 days before Yuan Shikai ascended the throne, Cai Yi disappeared.
It turned out that Cai Yi and Xiao Fengxian agreed that he would take advantage of the crowded birthday in Yunjiban to flee Beijing.
On this day, Xiao Fengxian deliberately picked up the curtains so that people outside could see the situation in the house. Cai Yi pretended to go to the toilet, and did not take any clothes or pocket watch. The surveillance man thought he wouldn't go far. At this time, Xiao Fengxian quietly lowered the curtains again, so that people outside could not see the real situation inside the house. Cai Yi took this opportunity to leave through the back door. By the time Yuan Shikai's men found out, he had already boarded the train to Tianxian and left.
After Cai Yi left, Xiao Fengxian thought about it and looked forward to Cai Yi's triumphant return from the battlefield and fulfill his promise to take him. However, due to frequent wars, Cai Yi's body was overdrawn, coupled with the recurrence of old diseases, he died on November 8, 1916.
Xiao Fengxian was heartbroken when she heard the news of Cai Yi's death. The Beijing government held a memorial service for Cai at Zhongshan Park. Xiao Fengxian did not attend the memorial service, but left a striking picture of the link:
Unfortunately, Zhou Lang actually had a short life; I knew that Li Jing was a hero.
Since then, Xiao Fengxian seemed to have evaporated in the human world and disappeared without a trace. She was 17 years old.
But her love affair with Cai Yi, as well as the legend of her hero saving the country, have been passed down from generation to generation.
Author | mint
