In the early 60s, on a bench in a park in Shanghai, Lu Xiaoman sat quietly, she looked very thin, her hair was thin, and she was dressed simply.
Lu Xiaoman's name is believed to be familiar to everyone. She came from a prominent background, was talented, and had outstanding looks. Her talent and beauty attracted much attention during the Republic of China. However, Lu Xiaoman's feelings in this life are not flat. She has had several marriages, all of which ended without a problem. While people sigh for her, they also have to admit that it all has something to do with her character.
When Lu Xiaoman was young, he lived an extremely luxurious life and spent money like running water. She likes to pursue fashion and trends, and is very persistent in the enjoyment of material life. In addition to this, she has also developed many bad life Xi. For a while, she also became addicted to drugs. These Xi not only damaged her physical health, but also affected her mental state.
Lu Xiaoman is very fond of sweets, so much so that her teeth fell out very early, and in her later years, whenever she talked to people, she always opened her mouth slightly, revealing her empty gums. The image is impressive. Due to her long-term bad life Xi habits and lack of care, Lu Xiaoman's physical condition gradually deteriorated, and she has not been able to have children, which also made her feel lonely and helpless in her later years.
On the eve of the Qingming Festival in 1965, Lu Xiaoman died of poverty and illness. This once brilliant talented woman ended her embarrassing life like this.
In 1936, the literary giant Lu Xun died of illness, leaving behind a precious old photo. In the photo, he is lying on the bed, his cheeks thin, but with a sense of serenity. Before his death, Lu Xun's physical condition was actually quite poor. But to everyone's surprise, his departure was so sudden.
Since childhood, Lu Xun suffered from lung disease, and after embarking on the road of literary creation, his addiction to smoking increased day by day. When thinking about problems, he often smoked cigarette after cigarette, barely able to extricate himself. Over the years, this lifestyle put a heavy burden on his lungs, and the disease gradually appeared.
In the end, Lu Xun died due to the rupture of the left lung bullolar. This ending is not only the reason for his long-term bad life Xi, but also the reason why he devoted himself to the literary career. Despite his deteriorating health, he remained at his creative post until the end of his life.
In 1942, in the wedding photo of Xu Zhimo's son Xu Jikai and his wife Zhang Cuiwen, we can clearly see Xu Jikai's handsome face, and his facial features are exactly the same as his father Xu Zhimo, as if going back in time, reproducing Xu Zhimo's youthful demeanor.
Xu Zhimo was only 13 years old when he died, which was the age when he needed his father's love, however, fate ruthlessly took away his father's love. Fortunately, his mother, Zhang Youyi, is a strong and capable woman, who fills the missing father's love in Xu Jikai's heart with endless love and wisdom. Under the cultivation of his mother, Xu Jikai grew up vigorously and never felt the hardships of life.
Although Xu Zhimo was an outstanding poet, Xu Jikai did not inherit his father's literary talent, he had no chance to write and ink, after graduating from university, he chose to devote himself to the business world, with his own efforts and intelligence, in the business world has achieved a lot of achievements.
Xu Jikai and his wife Zhang Cuiwen have a son and three daughters, and their family of five lives an ordinary and happy life in the United States. Compared with the untimely death of his father Xu Zhimo, Xu Jikai's life course seems to be longer. He lived peacefully for 90 years until his death in 2007.
In 1959, Lao She's last family photo, Lao She in the photo, wearing glasses, has an elegant face, and his eyes reveal love and warmth for his family. His wife Hu Jieqing, dignified and virtuous, has been with him all his life, and the people next to him are their children Shu Ji, Shu Yu, and Shu Li.
As a modern writer and dramatist, Lao She's works have long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, he has many titles, known as a giant in the literary and artistic circles, what is even more commendable is that he has been low-key and modest all his life, always full of enthusiasm and perseverance in his work, and records the changes of the times and the complexity of human nature with pen and ink.
However, in that special era, Lao She suffered unfair treatment. Physically and mentally exhausted, he chose to come to Taiping Lake near Jishuitan alone. The lakeside breeze gently brushed his cheeks, as if telling a wordless story. He sat quietly by the lake, then buried his head in the water, and ended his great life.