In the years of revolutionary war, there were many revolutionary heroes who lived in love and marriage, but they all experienced ups and downs and twists and turns. In order to Chinese people's revolutionary cause, they had to endure the great sorrow in their hearts, leave their happy families and their most beloved lovers, and plunge into the battlefield filled with smoke and smoke, or the underground work full of thrills.
Some people left their homes and never came back, either in battle or killed as a result of traitors' betrayal. In this way, the originally happy family was forced to separate their wives and flesh and bones.
Huang Jie, the hero of the towel, is one of them, and her first two husbands have unfortunately died heroically for the cause of revolution. After experiencing the hardships of life, she originally thought that love would never come to her head again. However, fortunately, when she was 36 years old, she was lucky to meet the 45-year-old Marshal Xu Qianqian and gave birth to a son and a daughter, happy and happy. What is even more precious is that they are in the same boat through the storm and have walked through 44 years of glory together, supporting each other, growing old with white heads, and singing and crying.
Huang Jie was born in 1910 to a family of scholars in Haoxue Town, Jiangling County, Hubei Province. However, Huang Jie's life is very miserable, when she was 2 years old, her father unfortunately died, and she could only rely on her mother for her life, and suffered from white eyes and bullying.
Later, when Huang Jie grew up a little, the greedy squire uncle hid from her and took it upon himself to marry the son of a local rich man. And the son of this landlord is a notorious, unlearned goon bully who spends his days idle and has nothing to do. When Huang Jie learned of this, he tried his best to resist, but to no avail.
When she was 14 years old, in order to escape marriage, Huang Jie came to Wuhan alone. She just wants to dare to break through the shackles of this evil old thought and find the life she wants. At that time, Wuhan Huangpu Branch was just enrolling female students. As a result, Huang Jie won the approval of the examiner with a 108-word paper scroll and excellent results in learning not to fake, and had the honor of becoming the first batch of female cadets of the Wuhan Branch of the Whampoa Military Academy, and from then on, she began her revolutionary career.
In 1928, Huang Jie, who came into contact with the advanced ideas of the revolution, strengthened her revolutionary will, and soon after, she joined the Communist Party, and since then, she has handed over her fate and life to the country and the people, becoming a staunch believer in communism. Due to his outstanding performance and strong organizational skills, Huang Jie was promoted to secretary of the Songzi County Party Committee and led and participated in the Jiulinggang peasant uprising.
After the failure of the uprising, Huang Jie returned to his hometown to carry out underground work for the party. However, what she never expected was that when Huang Jie carried out underground party work in her hometown, she was attacked by her father, who had repented of her marriage. The rich man's father bribed the local officers and soldiers with heavy money and prepared to arrest Huang Jie on the charge of "false accusations."
Fortunately, Huang Jie cleverly hid his true identity, which evaded capture and escaped a disaster. Later, Huang Jie went to Jiangsu, Shanghai and other places to continue to engage in underground work of the party. It was also while working underground in Shanghai that Huang Jie met his first Zeng Zhongsheng, who was also a staunch Communist Party member. Because of the revolutionary work carried out together, there are common revolutionary ideals and convictions. Two like-minded revolutionaries, after a period of time together, quickly sparked a spark of love.
In July 1930, after the approval of the organization, Huang Jie and Zeng Zhongsheng married as revolutionary couples and walked hand in hand to go on the journey of revolution. However, not long after the marriage, Zeng Zhongsheng was sent to work in the Eyu-Anhui Su District by the organization, while Huang Jie continued to work in Shanghai. During Zeng Zhongsheng's work in the Eyu-Anhui Soviet District, the development of the Soviet Union was further expanded and consolidated.
However, it is precisely because Zeng Zhongsheng's work has won the hearts of the people that it has laid hidden dangers for his future sacrifices. After the failure of the fourth anti-encirclement campaign, zeng Zhongsheng died on one night in August 1935. When Zeng Zhongsheng left Shanghai, he had an agreement with Huang Jie that they would be reunited in Eyuwan, but he did not expect that this parting would become a farewell forever.
Huang Jie's second marriage was with a Communist Party member named Zheng De. Although Zheng De came from a wealthy family, he never coveted glory and wealth, and he was also a revolutionary youth with a warm heart.
After Huang Jie and Zheng De got married, they were transferred to Chongqing to work together, and under difficult conditions, the two encouraged and supported each other, and no matter how difficult it was, they never forgot their original intentions and were determined to fight for the revolution to the end. Because Zheng De was the first batch of pilots trained by our party, it was not long before he was sent to xinjiang to work.
In 1940, Huang Jie endured hardships and dangers and finally arrived in Yan'an, the holy land of revolution. She has been worried about her husband Zheng De, who has been separated for more than a year, but the leader has brought her a fatal bad news, Zheng De was brutally killed by the Xinjiang warlord Sheng Shicai. Two consecutive husbands were unfortunately sacrificed, and Huang Jie was devastated and fell into the abyss of pain, unable to extricate himself. This shows how much of a blow this has hit her.
To make a revolution, there must be bloodshed and sacrifice, and man cannot immerse himself in pain and sorrow all his life. Huang Jie quickly perked up, she adjusted her mentality, and quickly put into work to get rid of her pain.
In 1940, after being introduced, Huang Jie and Xu Xiangqian met. However, at this time, both of them have people who are extremely worried in their hearts. Xu Xiangqian's wife Cheng Xunxuan, in 1932 during the expansion of the "purge", in order to protect her husband Xu Xiangqian, unfortunately sacrificed, sacrificed her youth at the age of 21, Xu Xiangqian was extremely sad, once difficult to let go, vowed not to marry a wife for a lifetime.
However, in 1946, after continuous exchanges, the two Huangpu students, although they were old, also developed feelings and fell in love. Soon after, 36-year-old Huang Jie and 45-year-old Xu Xiangqian finally walked together and entered the palace of marriage. The married life after the two married is also happy and has made countless people envious. In fact, sometimes, the halfway couple will cherish each other more.
Huang Jie accompanied Xu Xiangqian through the difficult years of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation. What is more worth mentioning is that Xu Xiangqian loved and cared for Huang Jie's previous two children, just like his own children. After getting married, they had a son and a daughter, and life can be said to be happy and happy, and the children have become the pillars of the country.
In 1990, Xu Xiangqian, 88 years old, died of illness, and by this time, they had accompanied each other and gone through the ups and downs of their lives for 44 years. In 2007, Huang Jie also completed her life at the age of 96. 44 years of companionship, there are ups and downs, there are tribulations, but what remains unchanged is each other's sincerity.
From the love and marriage life of these two old revolutionaries, we can see that the love of the revolutionary war years can stand the test more, although there are no sweet words and vows, but overnight, it is more firm in the original revolutionary feelings and revolutionary ideals.