In 1932, Chen Cheng took his newlywed wife to play in the West Lake on a small boat, leaving an old photo, Chen Cheng in the lens was wearing a robe and a top hat, it is estimated that due to the cold weather, he hid his hands in his sleeves, and the person next to him was his wife Tan Xiang, wearing a mink coat and a fashionable hairstyle, which looked downright and generous.
From the photo, we can see that Chen Cheng's age is not young, and many people will wonder, is he getting married so late? This is not the case, because Tan Xiang is not his original partner, but only got married after divorcing his original wife.
As Chen Cheng's second wife, it is true that Tan Xiang has a much better family background than Chen Cheng's original wife, and there is no doubt about it, it turns out that her father is the famous Tan Yanhong, and she herself is Song Meiling's goddaughter.
Around 1920, a group photo of Hu Shi and his wife Jiang Dongxiu, in which Hu Shi stood next to his wife, one hand on a chair, wearing a robe, looking elegant and handsome. His appearance is not bad, and he is a literate scholar who is highly respected.
However, in stark contrast to Hu Shih is his wife, Jiang Dongxiu. Jiang Dongxiu's appearance is mediocre, with neither outstanding appearance nor graceful posture. The reason why the two of them came together was completely in accordance with the traditional marriage method of their parents' orders and matchmakers' words. Although Hu Shi didn't like his wife, he was a very filial person and couldn't go against his family's wishes, so he could only marry Jiang Dongxiu home.
Although Jiang Dongxiu didn't have much education and couldn't read a few big characters, she was not as shy as the average country woman. On the contrary, she is very decisive and has a strong character. She also has a strong control over Hu Shi and can handle him to death. Although Hu Shi once had the idea of divorce, in the face of his wife's temper and family pressure, he finally chose to give up.
In the early 30s, Hu Hanmin in his later years, a rare old photo, he was wearing a straight suit and a pair of shiny leather shoes, and the whole person looked very energetic. His brow was furrowed, his eyes were deep, as if he was thinking about something important. Hu Hanmin's name is rarely mentioned now, but at that time, he was a prominent figure in the political arena of the Republic of China.
As one of Mr. Zhongshan's cronies, Hu Hanmin played an important role in the Xinhai Revolution. His status is second only to Huang Xing and Song Jiaoren, and he was a dazzling star in the political arena at that time. However, with the untimely deaths of Huang Xing and Song Jiaoren, Hu Hanmin's status was further enhanced, but he was very bookish and lacked military talent to personally command the war. Therefore, in the later struggles, he was gradually marginalized.
Despite this, Hu Hanmin is still a person who loves and hates clearly. He is enthusiastic about China's development and progress, and actively promotes democratic politics and cultural construction. In his later years, the Japanese tried to woo him in the hope that he would be able to play for Japan. But Hu Hanmin's mind was eye-catching, and he just said lightly, "Manchuria must be returned," and then pushed back. In 1936, Hu Hanmin died of a sudden cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 57.