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In 1948, a passenger ship named "Victory" slowly sailed away from the American port, and the atmosphere on board was calm and solemn. One of the important passengers on this passenger ship was General Feng Yuxiang, an important member of the Chinese Communist Party. He received a call from the party and decided to return to China to participate in the preparations for the new Politburo consultative meeting.
However, on September 1st, the first class cabin of the ship suddenly rolled up thick smoke, and the fire spread rapidly, like a burning fire snake. In the thick smoke, Feng Yuxiang and his wife Li Dequan soon fell unconscious in the room. The situation was critical, but the family did not lose their cool.
Feng Yuxiang and Li Dequan's son, Feng Hongda, and other family members reacted quickly, jumping out of the window of their respective rooms and speeding to their parents' rooms. But the smoke in the room was so thick that it was almost impossible to see, and they had to get their parents out as soon as possible.
Feng Hongda quickly found an axe and chiseled open the window. He then groped his parents' position with his hands in the smoke. Under the cover of thick smoke, he finally touched his mother and carried her out of the window, but when he touched his father, he found that his father was too heavy to send it out alone. He had to enlist the help of the crew and eventually succeeded in getting his father out of the fire.
The family escaped from the fire, but at a heavy cost. Feng Yuxiang and his youngest daughter Feng Xiaoda eventually did not survive the fire and passed away. This sudden disaster caused Feng Yuxiang's wife Li Dequan to have white hair within a few days. However, instead of breaking down, she decided to inherit her husband's will, raise her children, and continue to serve the country.
In addition to his son Feng Hongda, Li Dequan also returned to China with other accompanying family members and her husband's ashes. With deep thoughts for her husband and loyalty to the country, she respected his last wish, sent his ashes to Mount Tai, and decided to fulfill their common wish - to devote themselves to the construction of new China.
In November 1948, Li Dequan came to the Northeast Liberated Area and in Harbin actively called on the officers and men of the Northwest Army at all levels to abandon the secret and turn to the open, stand in the position of the people, and stop working for Chiang Kai-shek, the culprit of the civil war.
However, the construction of New China was not easy, and after Li Dequan returned to Peiping, he handed over Feng Yuxiang's entire inheritance to the state, hoping to contribute more to the country. She also handed over the archival materials about Feng Yuxiang to the archives, hoping to keep her deceased husband shining.
Li Dequan actively prepared for and participated in the First National Congress of Chinese Women and was elected vice chairman of the All-China Democratic Women's Federation. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, she held a number of important positions, including being a member of the Cultural and Education Committee of the Administrative Council of the Central People's Government, Minister of Health of the Central People's Government, and President of the Chinese Red Cross Society.
In the early days of the founding of New China, Li Dequan actively participated in health improvement in the face of serious domestic health problems and poor environmental hygiene. She personally traveled to various places to learn about the situation and made great efforts to solve the health problems of people's lives, especially the problems of various infectious diseases. Her long-term struggle has accumulated valuable experience for disease prevention and control in the mainland.
In addition to the field of health, she has also been actively involved in solving problems such as women's high birth risks and high neonatal mortality, which has become a gospel for women and children. Her Red Cross Society of China not only undertook the responsibility of rescue, but also played an active role as a bridge in the establishment of friendly diplomatic relations between China and Japan. Li Dequan's wholehearted service to the country and the people has been recognized by the central leaders and the masses, giving her heavier responsibilities.
In December 1964, she was appointed vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, enjoying the rank of vice president. Until her death in 1972, she still shouldered great responsibilities and struggled on the front line of the construction of New China.
Feng Yuxiang's children and descendants all uphold the red feelings of the family and silently dedicate their strength to the rise and development of the motherland. Each generation has made remarkable achievements in different fields and has become witnesses and promoters of China's rise.
Feng Hongda's son, Feng Danyu, like his grandfather and father, chose a military career. He was down-to-earth, diligent in his studies, and accumulated experience, and eventually rose to vice admiral, becoming a shining star of the Chinese Navy. He shouldered the heavy responsibility of guarding China's maritime borders, continuing to carry forward the family's military tradition, and contributing his strength to the country's strength.
Feng Hongzhi's grandson, nuclear physicist Feng Hongzhi, became an internationally renowned nuclear physicist with his outstanding scientific research achievements and international influence. His research has provided important support for China's development in the nuclear field and made outstanding contributions to the country's scientific and technological progress.
The descendants of Feng Yingda and Feng Lida have outstanding achievements in the field of medicine and immunology. They inherit the medical spirit of their ancestors, devote themselves to the treatment and prevention of diseases, and make unremitting efforts to protect the health of the people.
This generation of descendants of the Feng family, with their talent and diligence, continue to inherit the red genes of the family, contributing wisdom and strength to the rise and prosperity of China. Their stories tell us that the red feeling of the family is not only a tradition, but also a responsibility and responsibility. It is precisely because of such a family that China's rise can become broader and more firm. This generation of descendants of the Feng family are writing the family legend of the new era with their own actions, contributing firm faith and unremitting efforts to the future of the motherland. They are witnesses and promoters of China's rise, and their stories will always inspire us!
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