Chen Yi and his wife during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
Chen Yi was one of the founders of the Republic, the founder and leader of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, a military scientist, and one of the Ten Marshals of the People's Republic of China. Chen Yi has many emotional entanglements in his life, and Zhang Qian is his final destination, the two have lived together for 32 years and composed a moving emotional story. Today, the author uses a set of pictures to review the love of this fairy couple.
Time back to March 10, 1939, the then commander of the first detachment of the New Fourth Army inspected the work in the Southern Anhui Military Headquarters, accidentally watched the performance of the troop drama "Magic Cave", and was impressed by the actress who played the bride, fell in love at first sight, and this role was played by Zhang Qian, and a wonderful fate began.
Chen Yi Zhang Qian's wedding photo.
Chen Yi Zhang Qian early liberated the area.
In the winter of 1942, Marshal Chen Yi took a group photo with his wife Zhang Qian.
Zhang Qian, born in 1922 in Wuhan to an ordinary family, belongs to the only daughter in the family. After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japan, Zhang Qian, like countless patriots, threw herself into the wave of anti-Japanese salvation. After some twists and turns, 16-year-old Zhang Qian came to the field service regiment of the New Fourth Army in southern Anhui province, engaged in field literary and artistic work, and there were many suitors.
Because of the fate of one side, Zhang Qian's name is like a seed sprouting in Chen Yi's heart. While Chen Yi was thinking of each other, Zhu Kejing, the leader of the Field Service Regiment, came to visit Chen Yi, and Chen Yi inquired in detail about Zhang Qian's situation. Zhu Kejing understood for a moment, deliberately matched, and expressed Chen Yi's wishes to Zhang Qian. However, Zhang Qian did not know much about Chen Yi, coupled with her young age, there was a gap between her status and Chen Yi, and she did not think about marriage, but only regarded Chen Yi as a respectable chief.
In the spring of 1940, Chen Yi and Zhang Qian were married in Shuixi Village, Liyang County
On May 25, 1942, Chen Yi and his wife Zhang Qian's eldest son Hao Su was born in Funing, Northern Jiangsu Province.
Mr. and Mrs. Chen Yi.
Chen Yi listened to his inner thoughts and often wrote letters to Zhang Qian, which gradually became well known to everyone and caused Great trouble to Zhang Qian. Zhang Qian found Chen Yi, and the two had a frank conversation.
Chen Yi explained his marriage past in an all-round way, sincere and straightforward, and did not hide his admiration, which touched Zhang Qian a little. After that, Zhang Qian began to accept Letters from Chen Yi and would reply to him, and the feelings between the two became deeper and deeper.
In the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Chen Yi was with his wife Zhang Qian and his children.
In the summer of 1949, Chen Yi (fourth from left), Zhang Qian (second from left), Deng Xiaoping (second from right), Zhuo Lin (libido) and their children lived in Shanghai.
On July 6, 1949, Chen Yi, Zhang Qian and Chen Xiaolu attended the entrance ceremony of the People's Liberation Army in Shanghai.
In 1940, Chen Yi and Zhang Qian held a wedding ceremony in Shuixi Village in the Sushui base area. In difficult times, the wedding ceremony did not have gongs and drums, the guests were full of seats, only simple ceremonies, and the poetry of "a laugh is difficult into the past, and the alliance strives for a good period" to record happy moments.
After getting married, Chen Yi commanded the battle on the front line for many years, the two gathered less and more, most of the time they could only send letters to each other, occasionally met, but also hurriedly parted, but the feelings have been hot and stable.
In 1950, Marshal Chen Yi took a family portrait. Namely: Chen Yi, Zhang Qian, Chen Haosu, Chen Danhuai, Chen Xiaolu, Zhang Qian embraced her daughter Shanshan.
In 1950, Chen Yi's parents went from their hometown in Sichuan to Shanghai to visit their son, daughter-in-law, Chen Yi and his wife Zhang Qian, with their parents and children.
In July 1958, Chen Yi's family took a group photo.
In 1941, after the outbreak of the Anhui Incident in southern Anhui, Chen Yi served as the acting commander of the New Fourth Army, becoming extremely busy, and it was even more difficult to meet. In May 1942, the eldest son Chen Haosu was born, followed by the second son Chen Danhuai.
In order to take care of the family and children, Zhang Qian quit her job, leaving Chen Yi with no worries. In 1943, for some historical reason, Chen Yi was sent to Yan'an, and Zhang Qian and her children were still behind enemy lines in central China, and then separated for two years.
In September 1959, Premier Zhou Enlai briefed Chen Yi and his wife Zhang Qian on the construction of the project in Sanmenxia.
In 1961, Chen Yi and Zhang Qian visited Myanmar and wore Burmese turbans.
In the 1960s, Chen Yi took photos with his family while fishing in Zhongnanhai. From left to right: Chen Xiaolu, Zhang Qian, Chen Haosu, Chen Yi, Chen Shanshan.
In the early 1960s, Chen Yi took a group photo with his wife Zhang Qian, Guo Moruo and her husband Yu Liqun.
In 1945, Zhang Qian went to Huazhong Jianshe University as a financial propagandist. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the husband and wife were about to be reunited, but Chen Yi was organized and sent to Shandong to fight, and it was not reunited until September. In 1946, their third son, Chen Xiaolu, was born.
However, with the outbreak of the Liberation War, the family began to live a life of gathering less and leaving more. It was not until 1949, after the end of the Liberation War, that Chen Yi became the mayor of Shanghai, and the family was reunited.
In May 1960, Comrade Zhou Enlai inspected Yangshuo County, Guangxi.
Chen Yi and Zhang Qian.
Group photo of Mr. and Mrs. Chen Yi and their friends.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, in 1954, Chen Yi served as vice premier of the State Council, and also served as foreign minister, mainly engaged in foreign affairs. In order to carry out China's diplomacy, Zhang Qian also relied on her excellent foreign language proficiency and went to other countries 21 times. It has also received many foreign guests such as presidents and queens, and has made outstanding contributions to China's diplomatic cause.
Zhang Qian also used "Geng Xing" as her pen name to translate the former Soviet novel "Shayuan", and then translated the script "Ordinary People", contributing to the translation cause.
Mr. and Mrs. Chen Yi and their families took a group photo.
Family portrait of Marshal Chen Yi.
In the early 1960s, Marshal Chen Yi and his wife took a group photo with the family of four children.
The "ten years of turmoil" occurred, and Chen Yi was severely persecuted. During this period, Zhang Qian has been with Chen Yi, and the two have been displaced. They were first arranged to stay at the locomotive and rolling stock repair shop in Nankou, a suburb of Beijing, and then evacuated to Shijiazhuang, where Zhang Qian never left, regardless of the ups and downs.
During the time of decentralization, Chen Yi's health deteriorated, the pain was unbearable, and it was difficult to live a difficult life. To this end, Zhang Qian had to write to Premier Zhou Enlai, hoping to temporarily stop exile and return to Beijing for medical treatment.
In 1962, Chen Yi and his wife took a group photo with their children.
In 1963, Mr. and Mrs. Chen Yi accompanied Hamsik at Mao Zedong's former residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Chen Yi and their daughter took a group photo.
After Premier Zhou Enlai received the news, he tried his best to get Chen Yi to end his exile and return to Beijing for medical treatment, but Chen Yi was already in the advanced stage of stomach cancer. In the following year, Chen Yi could only spend it in a hospital bed, and Zhang Qian still did not abandon to accompany him as much as possible, giving the best care, so that Marshal Chen Yi could walk with peace of mind.
After the death of Marshal Chen Yi, Zhang Qian, with a sad mood, spent countless painstaking efforts to sort out the "Selected Poems of Chen Yi", which also led to problems in her own physical condition, which made people doubly moved.
In 1971, Chen Yi and his wife Zhang Qian took a group photo in Beijing.
In July 1971, Marshal Chen Yi and Comrade Zhang Qian took a group photo in Beidaihe.
In the summer of 1971, Chen Yi, Zhang Qian and their daughter Chen Shanshan were in Beidaihe
In the summer of 1971, the eldest son Chen Haosu and daughter Chen Shanshan were photographed while visiting Chen Yi in Beidaihe.
On March 20, 1974, Zhang Qian's illness worsened and she passed away, at the age of 52.
Zhang Qian and Chen Yi walked hand in hand through 32 Spring and Autumn Festivals, soaking each other, never abandoning each other, no matter how difficult life is, always supporting each other. Their love story will always be sung in the world!
In June 1971, Chen Yi took his last family portrait before his death. From left in the back row: daughter Chen Shanshan, second son Chen Danhuai, and third son Chen Xiaolu are 25 years old.
In November 1971, Chen Yi was lying in a hospital bed at Beijing 301 Hospital, with his eldest son Chen Haosu in the front row and his daughter Chen Shanshan and second son Chen Danhuai in the back row.
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