In China's great revolutionary history, many ordinary people have become witnesses and strugglers of the great era. Their stories, like Shao Hua, a resilient woman, show us a bumpy and fulfilling journey of life.
Shao Hua's life was full of setbacks and trials. In her early years, her father, Chen Zhenya, was a staunch Red Army soldier, but was wounded on the road of revolution and imprisoned. The family's years in captivity did not destroy Shao Hua, on the contrary, she strengthened her faith and character in prison. This difficult experience has tempered her tenacity and perseverance.
In 1949, when New China was founded, Shao Hua's sister Liu Siqi married Mao Anying, which gave Shao Hua the opportunity to contact Chairman Mao. She was also given the opportunity to study at Yuying Primary School, which was the starting point for her pursuit of knowledge. At the same time, she met Mao Anqing, and the relationship between the two gradually warmed up, and finally entered the palace of marriage. Despite the large age difference, their love is sincere and deep.
Chairman Mao's recognition and encouragement of Shao Hua gave her more motivation in her post-marriage life. She is not only a photographer who specializes in photography, but also a talented writer. She recorded her family's happy time and left valuable video materials for Chairman Mao.
However, life is not only full of sweetness, but also setbacks. Shao Hua and Mao Anqing's age gap and communication barriers made their marriage full of quarrels and cold wars. At this time, Shao Hua wrote to Chairman Mao, hoping that he would point the way for their marriage. Chairman Mao's reply encouraged Shao Hua and taught her to take on more responsibilities in marriage and become a benefactor to her husband.
Inspired by Chairman Mao, Shao Hua gradually untied his heart and rediscovered the joy of life. She was not only an excellent photographer and writer, but also a virtuous wife who juggled family and career. Her perseverance and wisdom made her the support and pride of Mao Anqing's family.
However, Shao Hua's life was full of trials. During her pregnancy, she experienced a difficult difficult labor, and doctors recommended a caesarean section. This decision was very difficult, because on one side was Chairman Mao's daughter-in-law, and on the other side was his long-awaited grandson. Chairman Mao did not hesitate to order the protection of the safety of mother and child, which is not only a commitment to humanitarianism, but also a cherishing of the family.
Shao Hua's tenacity and perseverance enabled her to survive a difficult birth, and she successfully ushered in the birth of her son Mao Xinyu. Chairman Mao gave his grandson the name "Xinyu", full of expectations for the future. He also praised Shao Hua as "a great hero of the Mao family" and expressed his gratitude for her contribution.
However, Shao Hua's life was full of ups and downs. The death of Chairman Mao and the death of Mao Anqing made her painful. But she stood firm in the face of these blows and stood by the responsibilities of her family. She taught her son to cherish the hard work of farmers and never forget their original intention. Shao Hua is not only a great mother, but also a photographer, writer, and benefactor, and her life is full of achievements and touches.
General Shao Hua's story tells us that no matter how difficult life is, we can overcome all difficulties by adhering to faith and responsibility. She is a witness of great times and a struggler of great times, and her life is full of stories that inspire us to keep moving forward and pursuing a better life.