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In the long river of years, there is a touching and profound story, which involves revolution, family, family affection and love. Liu Siqi, this name may be little known, but her life is full of ups and downs, and also carries the weight of the Chinese revolution. Her husband, Mao Anying, was one of the illustrious representatives of the Chinese Revolution but died early in Korea. Liu Siqi, his wife, is also Chairman Mao's "eldest daughter." This article will tell you this touching story, about Liu Siqi's tenacity and Chairman Mao's deep affection, as well as the heroic relatives around them, who worked together for the revolutionary cause and silently endured the pain of parting. Let's walk into this good story in the history of the Chinese revolution and feel the tenacity and emotion of that era.
A farewell to the king, long death in the world
Liu Siqi and Mao Anying, the fate of the two began as early as childhood. Her father, Liu Qianchu, and her mother, Zhang Wenqiu, were staunch revolutionaries who shared Chairman Mao's interests. However, fate separated them from the torrent of revolution, and Liu Siqi was forced to start a life of exile.
The next time they met was in 1946, after more than ten years of separation, Liu Siqi and Mao Anying were no longer the children they were at the beginning, but young people. However, at that time, they still cherished the same revolutionary ideals, so they soon came together. In 1949, they held a simple and warm wedding in Zhongnanhai. Newlywed Yan'er, the couple's happiness did not last long, because in 1950, when the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea broke out, Mao Anying was sent to the front, and the two faced separation.
At the time of parting, Liu Siqi was still recuperating in the hospital, she did not know that her husband was going to the front, and Mao Anying only told some simple things in order not to worry his wife. However, his departure became a farewell, and Liu Siqi could not bear the strong pain. And Chairman Mao, despite being the leader, knew how to soothe Liu Siqi's pain, and he used his strength and cover up to protect the woman who was hit in the heart by the pain of parting.
After remarrying, although Liu Siqi started a new life, she never forgot her husband, and her thoughts of Mao Anying followed her like a shadow. In honor of Mao Anying, they named their first son "Yang Xiaoying", an affectionate farewell and commitment to the revolution. Liu Siqi once called Mao Anying "eternal pain and pride in her heart", which is not only her thoughts, but also Chairman Mao's attitude towards Mao Anying.
The story of Chairman Mao and Liu Siqi is full of tenacity and affection. They marched side by side on the road of revolution, enduring the pain of parting, but still holding fast to their common faith. This story is a microcosm of the history of the Chinese revolution, a touching and profound love story, and a tribute to the countless revolutionaries of that era.
2. Knowing each other, loving each other
Liu Siqi and Mao Anying met back in childhood, their parents were committed revolutionaries, and a common idea held their family together. However, fate separated them from the wave of revolution, and Liu Siqi was forced to start a life of exile.
The next time they met was in 1946, after more than ten years of separation, Liu Siqi and Mao Anying were no longer the children they were at the beginning, but young people. However, at that time, they still cherished the common revolutionary ideals and soon came together. In 1949, they held a simple and warm wedding in Zhongnanhai. Newlywed Yan'er, the couple's happiness did not last long, because in 1950, when the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea broke out, Mao Anying was sent to the front, and the two faced separation.
At the time of parting, Liu Siqi was still recuperating in the hospital, she did not know that her husband was going to the front, Mao Anying only advised her in order not to worry his wife
4. Although there is no regret, it is difficult to do it
After remarrying, although Liu Siqi started a new life, it does not mean that she will completely forget Mao Anying. After all, Mao Anying sacrificed for the revolution, so Yang Maozhidu had comradely admiration and recognition for Mao Anying. In honor of Mao Anying, the couple also named their first son "Yang Xiaoying", and his open-mindedness and enthusiasm for revolution are truly admirable. Before Liu Siqi's death, when talking about Mao Anying, she called it "eternal pain and pride in her heart." This is not only Liu Siqi's idea, but also Chairman Mao's attitude.
Mao Anying's sacrifice made them feel pain in their hearts for a long time, but they never regretted letting Mao Anying go to the front, but respected his choice. Revolutions always have to shed blood and sacrifice, and giving everything for the revolution is also an consciousness that every revolutionary has long ago. In fact, there were too many examples of the ancestors of that era, relatives and friends who sacrificed their lives for the revolution, and almost everyone suffered the pain of parting. For example, Liu Siqi, whom we mentioned above, lost his father at a young age, lost his husband at a young age, and Chairman Mao, from his wife to his children to his clan relatives, how many people have sacrificed?
Yang Kaihui, Chairman Mao's wife, persisted in underground struggle after the 1927 Revolution, and never gave in after being arrested. The enemy forced Yang Kaihui to disassociate herself from Chairman Mao in order to fight the revolution, and she preferred to die and was killed at the age of 29. Mao Zemin, Mao's eldest brother, had been following Chairman Mao's revolution since 1921. In the long and arduous struggle, he is not afraid of hardship; After more than ten years of financial management, his own life is very tight. In the end, he was unfortunately arrested, and the enemy forced him to leave the Communist Party, which he resolutely refused, and finally died honorably after being tortured for dozens of days.
Mao Zeqin, Chairman Mao's second brother, was bent on revolution, but was eventually betrayed by traitors and died fighting alone to cover his comrades. Mao Zejian, Chairman Mao's cousin, was arrested for the revolution, but preferred to die rather than defect, and finally calmly walked to the execution ground, dying at the age of 24. Mao Chuxiong, Chairman Mao's nephew, had a revolutionary aspiration since he was a child, went to Xi'an in 1946 to negotiate, and died for the revolution at the age of only 19... This is just a drop in the ocean, in that turbulent era, the revolution was really difficult, but no matter how difficult it was, everyone did not give up. It is precisely because of the joint efforts of these ancestors that New China and our current situation have come to us, so we should respect and remember them and their relatives.
At the beginning of 2022, when Liu Siqi died, although Li Ne and Li Min could not attend due to physical reasons, they still let the children come, which shows the friendship. Seeing these people in the same frame, we can't help but sigh that time is ruthless, and the revolutionary ancestors who used to "hit the water in the middle and stop the flying boat" in the past have gradually drifted away. And with the efforts of generations of Chinese people, New China has unprecedented prosperity. If the ancestors can see this scene, they must have no regrets, and I hope that everyone can work together and forge ahead.
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