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Wang Hairong, a female diplomat, enjoyed vice-ministerial treatment before her death, and was single all her life, but the day she died was very special.
Of course, in addition to Wang Hairong's status as an outstanding female diplomat, she also has a special kinship with Chairman Mao. She has never been married in her life, and she has already enjoyed vice-ministerial treatment before her death, so what is special about the date of her death?
In 1964, Wang Hairong, who had just graduated from Beijing Normal School, suddenly received an order from her superiors, that is, she was asked to report to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China in Beijing.
This news shocked Wang Hairong, according to the usual situation, Wang Hairong will most likely become a middle school Russian teacher after graduating from university.
Therefore, Wang Hairong did not expect that he would be able to work in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs after graduation, but because of the deterioration of Sino-Soviet relations, Wang Hairong could only go to Beijing Foreign Language School to learn English before he could officially enter the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
During his studies at the foreign language school, Wang Hairong was very diligent every day and completed the tasks assigned by the teacher on time.
However, it turned out to be Chairman Mao's intention to arrange him to work in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Chairman Mao has been a selfless person all his life, and he has never let his children be special, and of course Wang Hairong is no exception.
And the reason why Wang Hairong was allowed to enter the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is because Chairman Mao is well aware of her ability and hard work, and she is a malleable talent. In addition, diplomatic talents on the mainland were very scarce at that time, so Chairman Mao hoped that she could win glory for the country.
In November 1965, after completing her studies, Wang Hairong entered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs under the instructions of Premier Zhou.
Because of work, Wang Hairong and Chairman Mao also intersected more and more, Chairman Mao admired this smart and capable cousin niece very much, and often asked her to go to Zhongnanhai to discuss matters together.
Wang Hairong is not only smart and clever, but also very calm. Soon she became head of the protocol department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 970, and a year later became deputy minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
At that time, Wang Hairong was only 36 years old, and she was not only the first female vice minister after the founding of New China, but also the youngest vice minister at that time. Because of his close relationship with Chairman Mao, in the twilight of Chairman Mao, Wang Hairong became the "liaison" between his old man and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
In other words, if Chairman Mao has any instructions or ideas for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, he will let Wang Hairong serve as the "messenger".
Chairman Mao himself admired this cousin and niece very much, and often talked about ancient and modern poetry with her, and Wang Hairong would accompany Chairman Mao to attend on various occasions when Chairman Mao participated in various diplomatic affairs.
Wang Hairong, who was very trusted by Chairman Mao, was often able to attend Politburo meetings, and then reported the contents of the meeting to Chairman Mao in detail, which is also the reason why Chairman Mao knew the outside situation well although he stayed at home.
In 1976, the great leader Chairman Mao passed away, and Wang Hairong fell down on Chairman Mao's body in great grief and cried loudly. She has long been loved by the chairman as her own grandfather, and since then, Wang Hairong's political career has also begun to decline.
Later, Wang Hairong disappeared for many years because he was caught in the political whirlpool, and when he returned to the political arena again, he was no longer a person.
So what is the relationship between her and Chairman Mao, and why does Chairman Mao treat her as his own granddaughter?
Wang Hairong, a female diplomat, enjoyed vice-ministerial treatment during her lifetime, and was unmarried in her life, but the day she died was very special.
Why Wang Hairong is related to Chairman Mao, all of this has to start from her family background.
Wang Hairong was born in 1938 in a scholarly family in Changsha, Hunan Province, where her father, Wang Deheng, was a highly educated college student, and her grandfather, Wang Jifan, was a well-known local educator.
Wang Hairong's name was taken by his grandfather Wang Jifan according to "the sea is tolerant of all rivers, and tolerance is great", which shows that he has high hopes for this little granddaughter.
She herself loves this name for ten minutes, and if someone writes her "Rong" as "Rong", she will also point it out very seriously.
After graduating from university, her father Wang Deheng resolutely went to Yan'an, and then entered the "Kang Da" study, and after becoming a member of the Communist Party of China, he threw himself into the revolutionary wave.
Unfortunately, however, Wang Deheng was brutally murdered by Kuomintang agents while on a secret mission in Hunan, and he was only 30 years old when he died.
The loss of a middle-aged son is undoubtedly a fatal blow to Wang Jifan, in order to alleviate the feeling of missing his son, he can only attach his love for his son to his grandson, especially for Wang Hairong.
In addition to being an educator, Wang Jifan also has a kinship with Chairman Mao. His mother was the sister of Chairman Mao's mother, and the two were cousins.
Because Wang Jifan is the ninth in the family, Chairman Mao calls him "Ninth Brother", in addition to the blood relationship, the relationship between the two has been very close since childhood.
Because Wang Jifan is full of poetry and books, his thoughts are very active and alert, and he is also proficient in various important news at home and abroad, so Chairman Mao not only admired this brother very much when he was a teenager.
Therefore, the two are relatives and close friends, and Wang Jifan has always supported Chairman Mao in the subsequent revolutionary work and made significant contributions to the liberation of Hunan.
After the death of his son, Wang Jifan once again devoted his efforts to the education of his grandchildren, and Wang Hairong was the most influenced by his grandfather because he was by his side for the longest time.
After the end of the Anti-Japanese War, Wang Jifan's granddaughter was sent to Changsha for education. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Wang Jifan went to Beijing to work, and Wang Hairong also got the opportunity to study in Beijing.
Subsequently, Wang Hairong successively studied in the Women's High School and the Fifth Women's High School of Normal University, which greatly broadened her horizons in Beijing.
Her grandfather's influence has created her habit of life, and she wants to make a big difference here, so she studies very hard every day, hoping to be admitted to university like her father.
It was also during that time that Chairman Mao often made appointments with some like-minded friends in his hometown, and Wang Jifan, who had a very good relationship with him, attended with Chairman Mao every time.
In order to make the gathering seem less restrictive, Chairman Mao hoped that everyone could bring their children to attend, and it was on this occasion that the chairman met the smart and clever Wang Hairong for the first time.
At that time, Xiao Hairong and Li Ne were of the same age, and the relationship between the two was also very good. So after that, Wang Hairong often went to Zhongnanhai to play with Li Ne, and was also a frequent visitor to the chairman's house.
When Chairman Mao was talking to Wang Jifan, Wang Hairong sometimes accompanied him. When she was about to graduate from middle school, Chairman Mao asked her if she had any plans after graduation and whether she had ever thought about going to university.
Wang Hairong said that his academic level is average, and he may not be admitted to university. But now the state needs a lot of money to train a college student, and if you can't get into college, you can still build the country by going to work as a worker or a peasant.
"Brother Jiu, you gave birth to a good son and raised a good granddaughter!" Chairman Mao was very happy to talk about him to Wang Jifan, and he thought that Wang Hairong had a sense of national consciousness at a young age, and he would definitely be able to become a great weapon in the future.
However, in 1957, Wang Hairong failed the college entrance examination, and she could only work in a factory in Beijing, where she worked as an apprentice for two years.
Even though her life track was contrary to the plan at this time, Wang Hairong still accepted all this calmly and did not "go through the back door" by virtue of her relationship with Chairman Mao.
So what happened to Wang Hairong later? Why didn't you get married all your life?
Wang Hairong, an outstanding diplomat, enjoys vice-ministerial treatment, what was her life like after Chairman Mao's death?
Wang Hairong did not accept his fate, but continued to study while working, and finally entered the Russian language major of Beijing Normal University in 1960, and began his political career after graduation.
In 1978, Wang Hairong was transferred from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Organization Department of the Central Committee, and then went to the Party School for further study. During his studies, Wang Hairong waited for a new job, but the wait was three years.
In 1984, she finally waited for her opportunity and was transferred to the State Council as deputy director of the Counselor's Office, where she continued to enjoy the treatment of deputy minister.
Because Wang Hairong has been working under Premier Zhou for many years, he has been influenced by the prime minister, and he is meticulous in his work, and almost everything is meticulous.
Wang Hairong can be described as vigorous and resolute when managing his subordinates, and he also has high requirements for things.
Once, when the counselor's office was going to receive a Chinese-American, Wang Hairong told him to clean the conference room spotlessly, inside and out.
But Wang Hairong was still not at ease, so she personally went to the conference room to supervise and inspect, and saw that everything on the surface was very summarized, so she showed a satisfied smile.
Later, when she checked the bathroom, she found that there were still some stains on the toilet that had not been cleaned up, and Wang Hairong actually picked up a piece of paper and wiped it carefully, which shocked the staff present.
It can be seen that Wang Hairong is meticulous in his work, and he has never regarded himself as a leader.
Because of Wang Hairong's special experience, many reporters at home and abroad have approached her and wanted her to write a memoir, and promised to give her a lot of money.
But they were all rejected by Wang Hairong, perhaps because she didn't like to take out her memories and make them public, but wanted to reminisce silently by herself.
Wang Hairong has never been married in her life, and many relatives and friends around her have asked her why she didn't find a partner, and they are also worried that her evening will be very bleak.
Although Wang Hairong has not told others the reason, those colleagues who get along with her day and night have already guessed some.
When Wang Hairong was in college, she was at the age when her love first opened, but at that time she put all her energy on studying. And she talked to Chairman Mao at that time, and she naturally had a very high vision, so although there were boys in college who favored her, she was discouraged.
After graduating, she was busy with work, and within a few years she reached the pinnacle of her career, which is difficult for most people to do. Gradually, there was no topic to talk about between Wang Hairong and men of the same age, and she would rather focus on her work than waste time chatting.
With the turmoil, when he returned to work, Wang Hairong was already old, and he had already passed the best period to consider marriage.
So Wang Hairong lived with his mother and younger brother in his later years, and his brother-in-law and nephews and nieces lived with him. The five of them live together in a quiet small western-style building and live an indifferent life.
In September 2017, Wang Hairong died of illness at the age of 78. At her memorial service, many leaders came to pay their respects to the former foreign minister.
Chairman Mao's daughter Li Min and grandson Mao Xinyu also came to say goodbye to the body and express their condolences.
However, coincidentally, the day of Wang Hairong's death was September 9, the same day as Chairman Mao's death, which is extremely embarrassing.
Perhaps this is also a kind of destined, this looks back on Wang Hairong's life, as Chairman Mao's very beloved cousin and granddaughter, she has made great contributions to the mainland's diplomatic cause with her own efforts, and has lived up to Chairman Mao's cultivation.
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