Cover2021 Sanxingjia Shu 丨 97-year-old writer Wang Huo sent his sister on the bed: "Little Brother" Everything is fine, you can rest assured

Cover news reporter Zhang Jie

Wang Huo, a writer born in 1924, is 97 years old this year. He had an extraordinary year in 2020. In the world epidemic, he himself is in poor health. After several myocardial infarction attacks, he was taken to the hospital by his family for cardiac stent surgery. He is still recuperating in the hospital. Every morning, my daughter would go to the hospital to see him, not forgetting to bring a newspaper of the day, indispensable reference news and West China Metropolis Daily. Due to his advanced age, poor eyesight, and fatigue during illness, Wang Huo could no longer read for a long time, mainly reading newspapers.

The cover reporter spoke to Wang Huo in the hospital room through Wang Huo's daughter. Talking about the ongoing collection of "Three Elements Family Letters", Wang Huo gladly agreed to participate. He wanted to write to the three younger sisters of the Celestial Side:

"Three sisters in Beijing, four sisters, five sisters in Shanghai, Happy New Year."

I hope you all take care of your bodies.

Your 'little brother' is all right, you can rest assured. ”

Wang Huo has two daughters, one daughter works and lives abroad, and the other daughter is around to take care of him. Wang Huo has 7 brothers and sisters, he is the second eldest, has an older brother, and has five younger sisters. Those who are still alive include Wang Huo and his three younger sisters. Two of them have sisters in Beijing and one in Shanghai. The third sister in Beijing is a retired professor at Peking University who teaches German literature. They would call me. My fifth sister in Shanghai called me the day before yesterday. ”

Although they are older, the sisters still call Wang Huo "little brother" or "little brother".

Wang Huo's father, Wang Kaijiang, was a native of Rudong, Jiangsu Province, and was admitted to the Chinese Public School in Shanghai to study political science and law, and also studied at Waseda University in Tokyo. In 1920, he returned to Shanghai and became a lawyer and founded Hosei University. Later, at the invitation of Yu Ren, he served as the secretary general of the Judges Disciplinary Committee of the National Government, and was later promoted to a full-time member of the "Central Civil Servants Disciplinary Committee of the National Government".

Wang Huo was born in Shanghai. When I was a child, my family lived in Yufuli, Xiaodongmen, Shanghai, and my neighbors were celebrities from Shanghai Beach, such as the famous scholar Zhang Taiyan and the founder of Chinese pop music and musician Li Jinhui. Li Jinhui is also the father of Wang Huo's brother. After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Wang Huo followed his father from Nanjing to Wuhu, Anhui, from Wuhu to Nanling, from Nanling to Anqing, from Anqing to Hankou, then from Hankou to Guangzhou, from Guangzhou to Hong Kong, spending his youth and youth in turbulent times. In 1942, at the age of 18, Wang Huo went alone to Jiangjin, Chongqing, to join his cousin and attend high school at the National Ninth Middle School in Jiangjin.

After that, Wang Huo was admitted to the Department of Journalism of Fudan University. Deeply influenced by Mr. Xiao Qian. During my studies, I began to write news reports. He also went to Nanjing to interview the trial site of Japanese war criminal Gu Shoufu. Interview with Li Xiuying, who testified in court for the victims of the Nanjing Massacre. The profession of a journalist has brought Wang Huo a very deep accumulation of life and the opportunity to exercise and improve his writing.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Wang Huo first entered the preparatory committee of the Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions, and in 1953, he was transferred from the Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions to the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, serving as the assistant editor-in-chief and editorial board member of the magazine "Chinese Workers". After the suspension of "Chinese Workers", in 1961, Wang Huo was transferred to Linyi, Shandong Province, and became the principal of Linyi No. 1 Middle School, a provincial key middle school. In 1983, Wang Huo was transferred to Sichuan to engage in publishing work and served as the deputy editor-in-chief of the Sichuan People's Publishing House.

Born in Shanghai, he has worked and lived in Nanjing, Chongqing, Beijing and Linyi, Shandong. He came to Sichuan in 1983 and stayed in Sichuan for 35 years. Wang Huo is very nostalgic for Shanghai and Nanjing, "I was born in Shanghai and have precious childhood memories in Nanjing. But Chengdu, Sichuan, is by far the city where I have lived the longest, and it is my second hometown. I made a lot of local friends and had a good relationship. Sichuan people are warm and lively. The place is very nurturing. After my lover died, several sisters in Shanghai were afraid that I was lonely and repeatedly invited me to return to Shanghai to live, but I refused. On the one hand, I have lived in Chengdu for nearly thirty years and feel very comfortable, and here are my friends, such as Ma Lao and Li Zhi. Although we don't meet very often, in a city, we always feel at ease. And, because she (pointing to the picture of her lover in the house) is still here, I'm here to accompany her. ”

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