In 1960, the founding general Li Kenong came to the home of the founding lieutenant general Han Liancheng as a guest! At that time, the two of them had not seen each other for many years, so they kept greeting each other at that time!
In a blink of an eye, it was noon, and at noon, Han Liancheng's wife Wang Ping came to ask the two to have dinner together, and at this time said, "Come and try my best dish, this is taught by Mother Ye"!
As soon as he ate it, it was really very good, and at this time he was very curious, who was Mother Ye in Wang Ping's mouth? So he asked Han Liancheng! Han Liancheng immediately smiled and told him about this matter, and after Li Kenong heard the cause and effect, he directly said, "The seventh sister-in-law is really hidden!"
What did Li Kenong know at that time to make such an exclamation? Let's take a look at what happened in the following time!
Han Liancheng's reunion with Li Kenong
In that turbulent era, the reunion between Han Liancheng and Li Kenong was not just an ordinary gathering of two old comrades-in-arms, but the reopening of a legendary story hidden in the long river of history. The friendship between the two, like their revolutionary years, has gone through countless ups and downs and trials, and today, they sit together again, as if they have gone back in time, back to those years of burning passion.
Han Liancheng, a man born in Guyuan, Gansu Province, was poor in his early years and studied hard in a private school, but the cruelty of reality forced him to give up his studies. His life seemed destined to be spent in obscurity in the barren land, but the turning point of his fate came in his decision to leave the life of open sheep and become an apprentice in a grocery store. Although this experience was ordinary, it laid a solid foundation for his later life.
In the days of the grocery store, Han Liancheng gradually understood that if he wanted to change his fate, he must have a bigger stage. So, he borrowed the middle school diploma of his clansman Han Guizhang and was admitted to the officer training team of Ma Hongkui's department, and since then he has embarked on a military career. Here, his fortunes changed dramatically, and his military talents began to be revealed.
In the ranks of the national army, Han Liancheng met the person who changed his life - Liu Zhidan. At that time, the Kuomintang and the Communist Party had not yet been separated, and Liu Zhidan, as an early member of the Communist Party, was also active in the ranks of the Kuomintang. Under the influence of Liu Zhidan, Han Liancheng came into contact with the ideas of the Communist Party for the first time, which deeply touched his heart and inspired his determination to join the Communist Party.
However, just as Han Liancheng was preparing to join the Communist Party, the giant wheel of history turned again, and the "April 12 Coup" broke out, Liu Zhidan and others were forced to leave, and Han Liancheng's joining plan was also stranded. Nevertheless, his contact with Liu Zhidan led him to be labeled "red" by the Kuomintang. Fortunately, Feng's appreciation saved him from more severe persecution, and he was able to remain within the KMT.
Within the Kuomintang, Han Liancheng gradually rose to the position of regiment commander by virtue of his strength and talent. His military talent was recognized by Chiang Kai-shek, and Chiang Kai-shek even gave him the status of a graduate of the third phase of the Whampoa Military Academy, which was undoubtedly a great trust and reuse for him at that time. Han Liancheng's career has been smooth as a result, and his military career has reached a new height.
In 1935, Han Liancheng was already a major general in the Nationalist Army, and his military talent and Chiang Kai-shek's trust led to his rapid promotion. Chiang Kai-shek even sent him to the special class of the Army University for further study, hoping that he could continue to improve his military quality. At the Army University, Han Liancheng met Bai Chongxi's adjutant, and the two hit it off at first sight and established a deep friendship. However, Han Liancheng did not change his position because of this, and he refused the invitation to join the Gui family, strengthening his convictions.
Wang Ping's mysterious background and the origin of her culinary skills
In that turbulent era, Wang Ping, Han Liancheng's wife, with her unfathomable background and extraordinary cooking skills, became an enigmatic existence. Her personal history, like her culinary skills, is full of layers of secrets. Wang Ping, this name may be just a small ripple in the long river of history, but her influence spreads like a ripple, affecting everyone around her.
Wang Ping was born in an ordinary family, and there are not many records of her early life, as if her past was covered by a veil of mystery. However, her cooking skills are unmatched, and this skill cannot be honed overnight. It is said that she learned her cooking skills from a teacher named Mama Ye. Mama Yip, a well-known local chef, is known for her exquisite cooking skills and unique insights into ingredients.
The encounter between Wang Ping and Ye's mother seems to be the arrangement of fate. Mama Ye not only taught Wang Ping cooking skills, but more importantly, she taught Wang Ping how to integrate emotions into her food and how to make every dish tell a story. Under the guidance of Ye's mother, Wang Ping's cooking skills have become more and more sophisticated, and her dishes are not only delicious, but also full of warmth and stories.
However, Wang Ping's cooking skills are not her only specialty. At that time, women's social skills were equally important, and Wang Ping's talent in this area was even more amazing. Not only was she able to navigate a variety of social situations, but she was also able to use her wisdom and charm to build a huge network of contacts within the Kuomintang. These relationships not only provided her husband Han Liancheng with a lot of help, but also won her a lot of respect and praise for herself.
In Han Liancheng's military career, Wang Ping's intelligence and social skills played a huge role. She not only helped Han Liancheng stay safe during many crises, but also provided important advice and help at critical moments. Although her actions are not conspicuous in the historical records, they have played an indispensable role in Han Liancheng's success.
Wang Ping's talents are not only reflected in her cooking skills and social interactions, but also in her support for her husband. When Han Liancheng decided to join the Communist Party and become an underground member of the Kuomintang, Wang Ping was not told the truth. However, when she gradually discovers her husband's secret, she does not choose to reveal it, but chooses to support it. Her choice shows her deep understanding and unconditional support for her husband.
Although Wang Ping's story is only a small episode in the long river of history, her influence is far-reaching. Her cooking skills, wisdom and courage all contributed to the victory of the Chinese revolution in silence. And her story has also become a microcosm of the power of women in that era.
Han Liancheng's double life
In the magnificent modern history of China, Han Liancheng's figure is like a mystery, appearing from time to time. He was not only a high-ranking general of the Kuomintang, but also a secret member of the Communist Party, a dual identity that made his life dramatic and dangerous. Han Liancheng's story is a little-known but highly influential chapter in the history of the Chinese revolution.
Han Liancheng's military career began in the Kuomintang, and his military talent and tactical wisdom quickly made him a prominent figure in the Kuomintang army. However, his heart has always maintained close ties with the Communist Party. This seemingly contradictory double life was actually his deliberate choice, aimed at contributing his strength to the Chinese revolution.
Within the Kuomintang, Han Liancheng showed the image of a loyal general. His outstanding military prowess in many battles won the trust of Chiang Kai-shek and other high-ranking Kuomintang leaders. Especially during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the Kuomintang-Communist Civil War, Han Liancheng was sent to carry out important military missions many times, and each time he completed the mission with his superb military strategy and courageous actions, protecting the lives of countless Kuomintang troops and civilians.
However, Han Liancheng's real identity is that of an underground member of the Communist Party. This secret identity began with his early contact with the Communist Party and was deeply influenced by its ideas. Although he seemed to the outside world to be a loyal general of the Kuomintang, deep down, he always adhered to the belief in communism. Within the KMT, he secretly gathered intelligence and transmitted important military and political information to the Communist Party, which often played a key role in the Communist Party's strategic deployment.
Han Liancheng's double life is full of huge risks. On the one hand, he had to be careful within the Kuomintang to avoid revealing his Communist identity, and on the other hand, he had to ensure that he could effectively help the Communist Party. This kind of life has made him often in a state of being on the wrong side, and any small mistake can lead to the danger of his life.
Despite this, Han Liancheng never had the idea of backing down. He was well aware of the importance of his actions to the Chinese revolution, and this deep belief supported him to move forward in the face of danger and difficulty. His wisdom and courage were not only displayed on the battlefield, but also showed his extraordinary political wisdom and staunch revolutionary spirit in this dual life full of intrigue and betrayal.
Han Liancheng's story is a microcosm of that turbulent era. His life and actions provide us with a window into the complex social structure and relationships between the characters of that era. Through his story, we can deeply understand how many people fought for their beliefs and ideals at all costs in that era full of change.