The flower language of the magnolia flower has a retribution, and the last thing Aunt Ji Kun did before she fell unconscious was also a retribution.
Aunt Ji Kun
Aunt Ji Kun is a survivor of the Fifth Cadre Rest House in Qingdao and an old party member. In order to repay the party's kindness, the 97-year-old Ji Lao came up with the idea of donating a special membership fee at the beginning of this year. After communicating with the party organization, it was decided to pay this party fee around "July 1" this year.
Who knew that the accident had suddenly come. On May 4, Elder Ji accidentally fell in front of the door, causing two fractures, and the staff of the institute arrived in time to take him to the hospital. After careful treatment and care, Ji Lao's body and spirit gradually improved, and he was originally scheduled to be discharged from the hospital on May 13, but after dinner on May 12, Ji Lao began to vomit due to gastrointestinal discomfort, and soon fell into a coma, cardiac arrest, and transferred to the ICU at 9 o'clock that night.
According to the family, Elder Ji was very worried about paying special party fees before he fell into coma, and in order not to let the old man leave regrets, the three sons and daughters of Elder Ji agreed that on May 16, they would give the party organization where the old man was living in 50,000 yuan of party fees saved. On May 21, Ji Lao passed away.
In order to repay the spring, Magnolia did her best to blossom a tree of flowers and dedicate all her love to the spring. In order to repay the party's kindness, Elder Ji did not change his original intention and fought for the cause of communism all his life.
Ji Lao's life was as white and immaculate as the magnolia in front of her door, low-key and humble. In April 1945, Ji Lao joined the army. He joined the Communist Party of China in June 1947 and participated in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Battle of Huaihai, the Battle of Crossing the River, the Battle of Menglianggu, and the Battle of Laiwu. After changing careers in 1976, he served as the attending physician of Zhanshan Sanatorium in Qingdao. In decades of revolution and work, Elder Ji has been conscientious.
"It was the Communist Party that gave me life and gave me a happy life!" This is a sentence that the elderly most often hang on their lips.
Ki-old when he was young
When Ji Lao first joined the revolution, she suddenly had appendicitis, and she was still a small soldier, and she was carefully cared for by the troops, and her comrades carried her on a stretcher to move her. At the age of 18, she deeply remembers the care of the party, and this memory is more than 70 years. For more than 70 years, no matter what post he was in, Elder Ji repaid the party's kindness with practical actions. She has been away from hugh for many years, still wearing clothes from more than ten years ago, and when the collar is worn, she uses needle and thread to mend and then wear, so little by little she has saved up fifty thousand yuan in special membership fees.
Ji Lao's clothes
Ji Lao's life, like a magnolia flower, is quiet and noble, ordinary and upward.