Recently, a number of major revolutionary historical dramas have met with the audience. Some characters who are easily overlooked in past film and television works are shown in detail.
For example, in the past party history dramas, Li Da, as a major representative of the CPC, finalized the place where the CPC congress would be held, and his wife Wang Huiwu was responsible for the conference work.
However, in dramas such as "The Great Waves" and "Glory and Dreams", these two characters are depicted in detail. Through these dramas, the audience knew that Li Da was not only a major representative, but also wrote the "Outline of Sociology". This book was the first Marxist philosophy textbook written by the Chinese Communists themselves. Wang Huiwu assisted her husband in propagating Marxism, and she was not only a witness to the founding of the Communist Party of China, but also the only female participant in the CCP's "great" ...
The character of Wang Huiwu was played by Cheng Cheng in "Hit the Water in the Middle Stream", played by Wang Wenna in "The Great Waves and Sands", and played by Ni Ni in the upcoming movie "1921". These actors have their own characteristics, and they have different cp feelings by playing with different "Li Da".
Especially in "Big Waves and Sands", Li Da and his wife are even more impressive. How did the two come together? What reality tests have they gone through together? It's worth savoring.
First, God has been friends for a long time, free love
Born into an enlightened family, Wang Huiwu was a woman of the Republic of China who had emancipated her mind. In "The Great Waves and Sands", she once told Chen Duxiu's wife, Gao Junman (HaiQing), about her independent claim to marriage and family. She opposed the feudal tradition of arranged marriages, so she did not want to marry, and even if she did, she must marry the person she loved.
This kind of thinking stemmed from an article that Wang Huiwu had read called "On women's liberation", and the author of this article was Li Da, who signed "Heming". From this point of view, long before the two met, they had been friends for a long time.
Generally speaking, the common three views are the basis for improving the relationship between each other. Later, Wang Huiwu found that the article he liked was written by the other party, and he was naturally excited in his heart and doubled his good feelings for Li Da. And Li Da looked at the girl in front of her who had a clear eyebrow and a knowledgeable dali, and she also had a crush on her.
Li Da was busy publishing the monthly magazine "Communist Party", Wang Huiwu helped proofread, and the two cooperated tacitly. With the ideal of common struggle and the run-in of practical work, the two sides have come and gone from determining the relationship of lovers to getting married, that is, it is a matter of course.
It turned out that the two were a match made in heaven. Li Da was mainly assigned to li da in the work of the CPC's congress. It is difficult for Qiao's wife to cook without rice, because of the lack of funds, the preparation of the meeting is not smooth, but fortunately, Wang Huiwu helps to share the worries.
Li Da was in charge of the affairs of the general framework, Wang Huiwu did the work meticulously, and she arranged the residence of the delegates at the meeting very properly. In the face of unexpected events, Wang Huiwu is even more courageous and strategic. When the Conference was officially convened, the agenda of the meeting was not over, the original meeting place had been exposed, and it was extremely important to find another place in order not to affect the convening of the conference. Wang Huiwu immediately made a decision and proposed to go to his hometown of Jiaxing.
Later, on a boat in the South Lake of Jiaxing, the CCP Congress was able to continue to convene. Inside the cabin, the meeting was in full swing, and the delegates were enthusiastically discussing the future of the Chinese revolution. Outside the cabin, with smoke and rain, Wang Huiwu sat on the bow of the ship with an umbrella to help the delegates watch over the wind.
Second, the heart is connected, and the tacit understanding is tacit
Later, Li Da and Chen Duxiu had differences. In order to promote cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communists, Chen Duxiu insisted that Communists join the Kuomintang in their personal capacity. Li Da resolutely opposed this.
Li Da not only disagreed, but he also insisted on not joining the Kuomintang. Seeing that Li Da and Chen Duxiu had different opinions, Wang Huiwu came forward to reconcile them.
Mutual understanding and always thinking about each other are the necessary criteria for a happy marriage, and at the same time, this is also the way for Li Da and Wang Huiwu to get along. Wang Huiwu found her husband more suitable for theoretical research and persuaded him to leave Shanghai to find another way.
Just in time for Mao Zedong to run a self-study university in Hunan, Li Da wanted to go and help. The idea was beautiful, but Li Da was also afraid that Wang Would realize that he was not used to going to Hunan. At this time, Wang Huiwu also thought about Li Da, saying that no matter where Li Da went, he and his children would accompany him.
What is rare is that Li Da and Wang Huiwu have a common belief and can understand each other's thoughts. When Li Da insisted on quitting the party, Wang Huiwu did not complain for a word. Because she believed that her husband, both inside and outside the party, was an eternal believer in communism and would always be committed to propagating Marxism. Therefore, after a long talk, Wang Huiwu fully supported her husband and only sighed and said good.
At that time, Li Da's persistence may not be understood by most people. Just like in the face of solicitation, Li Da was not moved, even if his old friend Chen Gongbo came to lobby, he did not show mercy, splitting his head and covering his face to give the other party a scolding. But Li Da's rigidity, Wang Hui wu understands, but the way of expression is more euphemistic, and maintaining the superficial decency is the self-cultivation of this sage.
Li Da would be violently beaten by secret agents for publicizing his ideas. After seeing her husband's tragic situation, Wang Hui was extremely distressed, but she never said anything to stop him. On the contrary, when anti-Japanese propaganda was blocked, Wang Huiwu would give him an idea: open another bookstore in addition to the Kunlun Bookstore, named Wang Xiaoou, as opposed to Li Da's character "Crane Ming".
It is said that people who are too straight are easy to bend, but Wang Huiwu's gentleness and atmosphere and Li Da's upright literati atmosphere complement each other and make progress together.
Third, the two have deep affection and share the wind and rain
Revolutions cannot succeed only by the guidance of lofty ideals, but also by having people do a good job of auxiliary work in a down-to-earth manner. Husbands are at the forefront of revolutionary work, wives are behind taking care of the family. When Gao Junman was seriously ill, he was disgusted by Chen Duxiu's neglect of care, and Wang Huiwu also quarreled with her husband because he was busy with work and neglected his children.
In "The Big Wave and the Sand", Li Da and his wife had one of the few quarrels, telling the real daily life of the husband and wife. The problem of children's education is encountered by almost every family, and Li Da and Wang Huiwu are also disturbed by this.
At that time, Li Da was engaged in revolutionary work in Guilin and wanted to persuade his wife and children to go with him. At this time, Wang Huiwu did not choose to support as always. Rather, because of the child's education problems, li Da's proposal was rejected. Of course, she did not stop her husband from developing his ambitions, but believed that his husband could continue to pursue a career, but the children could not be ignored.
The family problems they encounter are not overshadowed by the grand narrative, and the vivid details of family life are presented one by one. From no quarrel to a few differences of opinion, the warm cp between the couple jumped on the screen.
Overall, the emotional process of Li Da and Wang Huiwu is a warm glimpse of revolutionary history. They came together because of their common ideals, and although they also faced family crises during this period, the process of their hand-in-hand progress also reflected the tortuous experience of the Chinese revolution.
In the next few episodes, we will also introduce other CPs in the history of the party, so stay tuned. Well, that's it for this episode, and we'll see you next time.
The keynote speaker | Wen Shuo Shuo