In the wave of the Chinese revolution, there are many heroic stories that inspire us, and the legend of Sister Jiang is undoubtedly one of them. Jiang Zhuyun, a woman from a poor peasant family, eventually became a heroic model for the founding of New China. She did not hesitate to sacrifice her life for the sake of her beliefs and ideals. However, her son Peng Yun also has an unknown history. In 1965, Peng Yun applied for the top military academy in New China, but a physical examination almost shattered his dream. What helped him get back on his feet and continue chasing his dreams?
Let's first review Sister Jiang's life. Sister Jiang's original name was Jiang Zhuyun, and her story is almost a household name. She was born into a poor family in Zigong, Sichuan. When she was a child, in order to make a living, she and her mother could only rely on their uncle, and life was still difficult. But her mother was very far-sighted and firmly believed that education could change her daughter's fate, so she did everything to send Sister Jiang to an orphanage school. There, Sister Jiang not only received a formal education, but also gradually established a firm revolutionary belief under the influence of a Communist Party teacher.
In 1939, Jiang Zhuyun secretly joined the Communist Party of China, and since then the trajectory of her life has completely changed. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, Sister Jiang actively participated in revolutionary activities and carried out secret work behind enemy lines many times, and her courage and wisdom earned her the glorious title of "Sister Jiang". In 1943, Sister Jiang and Peng Yongwu pretended to be husband and wife in Chongqing and engaged in underground work together. Two years later, the two became a real husband and wife and had a son named Peng Yun.
Peng Yun has lived in a revolutionary environment since he was a child. His mother, Sister Jiang, is not only his relative, but also a hero in his heart. It is a pity that Sister Jiang died in the line of duty when Peng Yun was two years old, leaving him with not only endless thoughts, but also his mother's unfinished revolutionary cause. Over the years, Peng Yun has been studying hard, hoping to inherit his mother's legacy and contribute to the country.
In 1965, Peng Yun applied for the country's top military school - Kazakhstan Military Industry. His dream seemed to be within reach, but a sudden medical examination became an obstacle in front of him. Peng Yun was brushed off because he failed the physical examination, which was undoubtedly a huge blow to him. But just when he was about to give up, the school accidentally discovered his identity - he was Sister Jiang's son. Sister Jiang's fame and sacrifice have a high reputation at home and abroad, which made the school finally make an exceptional decision to admit students. Peng Yun was able to return to the examination room and finally fulfilled his dream of military school.
In Kazakhstan's military industry, Peng Yun lived up to expectations and showed extraordinary learning and leadership skills. Not only did he excel academically, but he also excelled in military training. Peng Yun knows that in order to have today's opportunity, in addition to his mother's aura, he needs to prove himself through his own efforts. He often said: "I am Sister Jiang's son, which makes me extremely proud, but more importantly, I want to use my own efforts to inherit and carry forward the spirit of my mother." ”
Peng Yun's story is not an isolated case, in that era, the descendants of many revolutionary heroes carried the expectations and glory of their families, and they would feel the pressure and motivation from their families to a greater or lesser extent. But Peng Yun chose to deal with all this in his own way, he not only wanted to become a qualified soldier, but also to become a useful person to society.
Looking back on Peng Yun's experience, it is not difficult for us to find that whether it is Sister Jiang's sacrifice or Peng Yun's struggle, their stories reflect a kind of inheritance. This inheritance is not only blood-related, but also spiritual. Sister Jiang used her life to interpret infinite loyalty to the country and the people, and Peng Yun transformed this loyalty into personal mission and pursuit.
Such a legacy is not always smooth sailing. Although Peng Yun achieved good results in the military academy, his path was also full of challenges and difficulties. Every test made him more determined to pursue his dreams. Perhaps, this is exactly what Sister Jiang wants to see, generation after generation, not only to inherit the blood of heroes, but also to inherit the persistence of ideals and love for life.
The story of Sister Jiang and Peng Yun is a legend and a revelation. It teaches us that heroes not only exist in the long river of history, but their spirit and power can continue to shine through future generations. Although Peng Yun once faced setbacks due to failing the physical examination, in the end, he walked out of his own wonderful chapter with his own efforts and his mother's spiritual legacy. This is not only a grasp of personal destiny, but also the inheritance of family honor. In this story, we see the weight of history, feel the responsibility of the descendants of heroes, and understand that no matter how times change, those stories of courage, perseverance and love can always inspire us to move forward.