For contemporary girls, 14 years old is about to enter junior high school, still in the age of innocence and ignorance. So much so that there is a saying of "ignorant girl". In fact, it is also a kind of happiness to be able to become an "ignorant girl". Because only in the Taiping era, such an environment can make young boys and girls carefree. The protagonist to be introduced in this article today joined the revolutionary army at the age of 14 and began his combat career.
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The protagonist of this article is named Wang Ronghua. Wang Ronghua joined the revolution at the age of 14 and married The Founding Marshal Liu Bocheng at the age of 19. What is even more admirable is that among the six children of Wang Ronghua and Liu Bocheng, three are generals and three are experts, which can be said to have a talent rate of up to 100%.
Wang Ronghua was born in 1917 in rural Anhui. Her ancestors have been people who have lived on the fields for their lives. In fact, the Chinese social tradition has had a kind of worship for readers since ancient times, believing that reading is the most reliable way to become a talent. Therefore, in ancient times, there was a fever of examination and research, and in contemporary times, there was a fever of examination and research. Although the Republic of China era was chaotic, people's psychology was still the same. Therefore, Wang Ronghua's parents, in a very poor state, still took money to let Wang Ronghua study, hoping that Wang Ronghua could get rid of the fate of the previous generation.
The life of the school made Wang Ronghua's thinking active. A lot of new knowledge in the school also made Wang Ronghua question the tradition of the peasants in the past, the rebellion against the landlords and bullies. At this time, a big thing happened in Wang Ronghua's hometown.
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In 1927, under the leadership of progressive forces, the peasant movement was in full swing. The movement soon spread to Wang Ronghua's hometown. Wang Ronghua, who was very young, agreed with the farmers' association's propositions. In addition, Wang Ronghua's uncle was a secret member of the Red Order. Under the influence of the general environment and his uncle, Wang Ronghua chose to join the revolution and become a female Red Army.
In 1931, 14-year-old Wang Ronghua heard that the Red Army had opened up a base area near his hometown, so he joined the Red Army despite his family's opposition — a bold choice at the time, you know. Because of the situation at that time, the armament of the Nanjing side was about three million or so, and it was much richer than that of the Red Army, and the conditions of the Red Army were not as good as those of the Nanjing side. So joining the Red Army could mean sacrificing a lot. However, driven by ideals, Wang Ronghua resolutely joined the Red Army and became a female soldier.
Around 1935, Wang Ronghua's forces were incorporated into the Red Fourth Front. The Fourth Front Army had built a Soviet zone in Sichuan, and at that time, Wang Ronghua was promoted to a cadre because of his excellent work.
In June of that year, the Fourth Front and the Central Red Army met the division. Several leaders of the Central Red Army came to the Fourth Front to comfort the soldiers. For many famous generals of the Central Red Army, Wang Ronghua has always been in a state of thunder and ears but not knowing each other. This time, Wang Ronghua finally had a chance to see what these generals looked like. As a result, Wang Ronghua used this opportunity to get to know Liu Bocheng, the chief of the general staff of the Red Army at that time.
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Liu Bocheng's elegant demeanor impressed Wang Ronghua, who was still a young girl at that time. However, at first, Wang Ronghua and Liu Bocheng did not have much intersection. Later, due to work factors, Wang Ronghua was arranged to serve as Liu Bocheng's assistant. In this way, Wang Ronghua and Liu Bocheng can be described as opposites day and night. Over time, the feelings of both sides continue to heat up. Eventually, in 1936, Wang Ronghua married Liu Bocheng.
However, wartime marriage meant gathering less and leaving more. For example, after 1937, Liu Bo assumed the role of division commander of the Eighth Route Army, responsible for the battle against the Japanese in Shanxi. Wang Ronghua took care of the housework in the rear.
After the founding of New China, Liu Bocheng and Wang Ronghua were finally able to live a stable life. However, Liu Bocheng's body and bones were affected due to years of war. Since then, Wang Ronghua has begun to take care of Liu Bocheng's career. This care is a full thirteen years.
In May 2008, Wang Ronghua passed away. In her lifetime, she witnessed the victory of the Chinese revolution and witnessed the vicissitudes and great changes in China.