Chinese people often say: "Lao Tzu heroes are good men", and there is also a folk saying: "Dragons give birth to dragons, phoenixes give birth to phoenixes, and sons born of rats will punch holes".
If we look at it today, the summary of these experiences has its own limitations and one-sidedness, and the excellence and success of the previous generation does not mean that the next generation is equally excellent and equally successful, or even more successful; in the same way, the mistakes and deviations of the previous generation cannot be completely characterized by the next generation.
Everyone is a relatively independent individual, and a person's success lies more in their own efforts and persistence, and in their own cognition and requirements for themselves.
On the other hand, a person who works his own, if he can get the influence and support of a good family atmosphere, may be able to go further and broader on the road of achieving a wonderful life, which may be one of the reasons why the current society constantly emphasizes the original family.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="3" > mother Kim Wei-young</h1>
Although they are not famous revolutionary heroes in history, in the last century, when the Chinese nation faced the crisis of suffering and demise, Li Tieying and his parents were all members of the revolutionary figures who adhered to ideals and persisted in revolution.
Li Tieying's mother, Jin Weiying, was born in a small town in the Zhoushan Islands, Zhejiang Province. Li Tieying's maternal grandfather, Jin Guirong, was able to recognize some words and worked as a small clerk in a local guest house.
A family of four relying on Jin Guirong's meager income to barely support, life is poor and difficult, but because of the harmony of the family, but without losing warmth and care.
Father Jin Guirong loved this daughter very much, although the family conditions were not good, he still sold the furniture of the family, and when Jin Weiying was 8 years old, he sent her to the local girls' primary school.
At that time, Jin Weiying used the scientific name that her father gave her a name: Jin Aiqing, which expressed her father's deep love for her.
At the Girls' Primary School, Jin Weiying was influenced by Shen Yi, a patriotic progressive and school principal, and while receiving knowledge education, he was also constantly educated in new ideas, new ideas and patriotism. After graduating from girls' primary school, Jin Weiying came to Ningbo Normal School at that time and continued her studies in the field of kindergarten education.
After graduation, Jin Weiying returned to his alma mater, Dinghai Girls' Primary School, became a teacher, and was determined to contribute to the cause of education. To motivate herself, she changed her name to Kim Ji Sung.
In the 1920s, the revolutionary flames on the land of China bloomed everywhere, the revolutionary cause was in full swing, well educated, and the enthusiastic revolutionary Jin Weiying actively participated in the revolution, and when the patriotic movement broke out, she joined the speech team and took to the streets to carry out revolutionary propaganda.
In 1925, Jin Weiying organized teachers and students of the school to respond to the Shanghai May Thirtieth Movement, and contacted other local schools to set up a student union at the first time, leading students to unite local workers, peasants, and citizens to carry out a series of strikes, strikes, and strikes to express their own positions and demands.
In October 1926, Jin Weiying joined the Communist Party of China, and under the leadership and cultivation of the party organization, he carried out revolutionary work in a more principled and methodical manner.
During this period, she organized a night school for workers, organized the establishment of a local workers' union, was elected as an executive member of the federation, and led the workers to a great victory in the strike movement for salary promotion.
The course of revolution is not always smooth, on the contrary, arduous struggle is the norm. After the "counter-revolutionary coup", the young Kim Wei-young was arrested by the Kuomintang authorities. Later, after the active rescue of the party organization, Jin Weiying came to Shanghai to work.
In her work in Shanghai, Jin Weiying mainly targeted the female workers in the silk factory, preaching the concept of "equality and freedom" among the female workers, because Jin Weiying treated people kindly and did not have a shelf in contact with the workers, and the female workers affectionately called her "Sister Akin".
In the subsequent revolutionary work, she always adhered to the revolutionary spirit of arduous struggle and constantly inspired herself to be more progressive. Jin Weiying participated in the world-famous Long March of the Red Army, was one of the 30 female soldiers who finally completed the Long March, and was an outstanding woman with a strong will.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="3" > a mother-child relationship with no fate</h1>
Li Tieying was Jin Weiying's only child, a great revolutionary woman who failed to participate in and witness the growth of her child, because she unfortunately lost her life before she was forty years old.
After the end of the Long March, Jin Weiying suffered great harm to his physical health for various reasons, and his spirit was not as good as before, and he was somewhat depressed. Under the care and arrangement of the party organization, Jin Weiying was sent to the Soviet Union, the holy land of revolution at that time, to study for recuperation.
At that time, Li Tieying was only less than two years old, he did not know where his mother was going, nor did he understand what this time meant, and Although Jin Weiying had everything to give up, he had to leave. What she and everyone never expected was that this time the separation turned out to be a farewell.
The living conditions in the Soviet Union were much better than in China at that time, but this did not make Jin Weiying much better. The strong contrast brought her a sense of guilt and self-blame that she could not let go, and she always felt that the comrades in China were still fighting in the depths of the water, but they were hiding in the rear, and they should not be. Therefore, for Jin Weiying, the results of the recuperation were also mediocre.
But the real cause of Jin Weiying's death is a mystery to this day. Later generations cannot even verify the exact time of her death. Because Jin Weiying's death can be said to be related to the war, it can also be said to be an accident.
However, the health resort where Jin Weiying was located was suddenly attacked by enemy air raids, and the entire area was blown into ruins. At that time, the country was even more turbulent, and the communication channels were closed.
When the news came back to China, a long time had passed, and there was no way to identify the body or determine the time of death, which also became a regret in the hearts of Jin Weiying's family.
Before he could remember, Li Tieying lost his mother, and the hardships on the road to growth can be imagined. Li Tieying's father, Kim Wei-young's second husband, Li Weihan, was Kim Wei-young's comrade-in-arms, partner, and companion on the road to revolution.
Like Jin Weiying, he dedicated his life's experience to the party's cause and made outstanding contributions to the success of the revolution and the founding of new China.
Li Weihan once studied in France, and during his study abroad, together with Premier Zhou, he formed the Young Communist Party of China in Europe, officially starting the revolutionary journey.
After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Li Weihan, as one of the members of the delegation, participated in peace talks with the Kuomintang and did a lot of practical and effective work in contacting people from all walks of life, publicizing the party's ideas, and expanding the party's influence.
After the founding of New China, Li Weihan served as the director of the United Front Work Department of the CPC Central Committee for fifteen years, combining theory with practice, always adhering to the central tasks of the party, and making outstanding contributions in the united front and ethnic and religious work.
In the face of the actual situation of China's vast territory and many ethnic groups, Li Weihan proposed the system of regional ethnic autonomy, which has achieved good practical results.
In his life, Li Weihan was full of enthusiasm and love for the party, until his life was about to come to an end, Li Weihan adhered to the belief in life is still to want the party, but to revolution, no matter how big the storm encountered, how much grievances have been endured, but also to firmly stay in the party to continue to serve the party.
In his life of revolutionary work, he came all the way from the grass-roots level to becoming a cadre at the level of the state, but these fame and fortune and high position did not affect his behavior.
In his work, he exemplified the implementation of the principle of long-term coexistence and mutual supervision between the party and other democratic parties, supported and helped the democratic parties to rectify their organizations, clarified the guiding ideology, and united non-party understanding to actively participate in socialist construction, thus greatly mobilizing the enthusiasm of people from all walks of life in serving the building of socialism.
Li Tieying was also deeply influenced by his father, and after joining the Communist Party of China at the age of nineteen, he always struggled to serve the people.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="3" > historical figures in marriage</h1>
Everyone is an ordinary person and goes through all stages of human life and family building. When it came to the age of talking about marriage, Li Weihan and Qin Xinhua married each other. Qin Xinhua is the daughter of her father's old colleague and old comrade-in-arms Qin Bangxian.
Probably most readers are unfamiliar with the name Qin Bangxian, but mentioning his other name, I believe there will be a sense of sudden enlightenment, that is, Bogu. Bogu was an early leader of the Communist Party of China and a proletarian revolutionary.
Bogu once held important positions in the party organization, but around 1931, there was a mistake in the "Left" opportunist line, and after arriving at the central revolutionary base area in 1933, he promoted "adventurism in the offensive and conservatism in defense", which led to the failure of the fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign, and also caused the Red Army to embark on the road of the Long March in order to preserve its strength.
Bogu joined the Long March in October 1934, was relieved of his position as the supreme leader of the Communist Party of China at the Zunyi Conference in 1935, and assisted Comrade Zhou in peacefully resolving the Xi'an Incident in 1936, contributing to the establishment of the Anti-Japanese National United Front.
Since then, he has been engaged in revolutionary work within the Party. In 1946, on his way back to Yan'an from Chongqing, Bogu was killed in Xingxian County, Shanxi Province, because of a plane crash.
Li Tieying himself served as president of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and secretary of the party leading group. Li Tieying, a graduate of the University of Les Reislovakia, is fluent in Russian and has studied Japanese.
Some people say that "it is better to cool off with your back against a big tree", but in that era, he lost his mother's love at a young age, and his father devoted himself to the revolutionary cause.
Although my father-in-law is an important figure left in history, he also died young, and the shade that can be obtained is probably very rare. Putting aside the family background that others seem to have a lot of weight, Li Tieying is more like inheriting the tenacity and firmness of his parents, or relying on his own efforts to contribute to the construction of the country.
Text/Shi HaiGuanfu