It turned out that when Wang Ying and Jin Shan performed in Guilin, they met Bai Chongxi's secretary Xie Hegeng. Xie Hegeng was ostensibly the secretary of the Gui warlord Bai Chongxi, but in fact he was an underground member of the Ccp.
Xie Hegeng was knowledgeable and well-behaved, and Wang Ying was very fond of him. At first, Wang Ying was reluctant to walk into Xie Hegeng because he was Bai Chongxi's secretary; when she learned Xie Hegeng's true identity, she couldn't help but be overjoyed.
Xie Hegeng also liked the enthusiastic and capable Wang Ying, but he was forced to marry Bai Chongxi's cousin, how could this be good? But the arrival of love is unstoppable, and Wang Xie and the two are deeply in love.
Jin Shan heard Wang Ying say that she was going to the United States with Xie hegeng, and he understood everything. Since you can't get it, it's better to let it go. Jin Shan gave up on Wang Ying, and soon after, he went after Zhang Ruifang again.
In 1942, Wang Ying and Xie Hegeng went to the United States to study in the name of the Kuomintang government's "selection of students". In the United States, Wang Ying and Xie Hegeng agreed that everything should be work-oriented, and the two would never live together until Xie and Geng were divorced.
During her years in the United States, Wang Ying studied art while writing novels. Wang Ying and Xie Hegeng also went around in the United States to propagate the War of Resistance. In 1943, at the invitation of the U.S. government, Wang Ying performed "Lay Down Your Whip" in English at the White House.
The play was well received by President Roosevelt and senior officials, and Wang Ying became the first Chinese actor to perform in the White House. After many efforts, Xie and Geng finally divorced his wife, and he and Wang Ying were married in the United States.
Wang Ying's acting skills conquered American audiences, and many American newspapers and periodicals at that time were saying that "all the reviews everywhere praised her, especially her acting skills, many people said that she had entered the point of pure fire." ”
In 1946, Wang Ying began to write the autobiographical novel "Baogu", which took more than two years to write this novel of more than 300,000 words. Wang Ying worked extremely hard to create this novel, they did not have much money, and Wang Ying was already pregnant at that time.
Because of overwork and lack of nutrition, Wang Ying gave birth. Since then, Wang Ying has lost her fertility again, which is a heavy blow to her. During this time, Wang Ying also translated the novel into English.
However, Wang Ying completed "Baogu" with amazing perseverance, and in the novel, she described the customs and customs of her hometown of Wuhu in detail with delicate and warm strokes, vividly telling the different stories of herself and her grandmother and mother.