Jiaxing once made Yuan Kewen, the second son of Yuan Shikai, linger and was happy to think about Shu, of course, what he coveted was not the scenery of Jiaxing but the beauty of Jiaxing. In addition to his original wife Liu Meizhen, Yuan Kewen also married 5 aunts and wives in his lifetime: Love Yun Lou, Xiao Taohong, Tang Zhijun, Yu Peiwen and Ya Xian.
Among them, Tang Zhijun and Yu Peiwen are both from Jiaxing. Yuan Kewen failed Tang Zhijun but fell in love with Yu Peiwen to death, and finally he was abandoned by Yu Peiwen.
Tang Zhijun is a native of Pinghu, Jiaxing, who wrote a good article and published works in jingbao, one of the most famous tabloids in Shanghai during the Republic of China, including "Tao Madman", "White Bone Gold", "Notes on Yongshou Room" and so on. Yuan Kewen and Tang Zhijun lived together in Shanghai for many years, and all his food and drink were carefully served by Tang Zhijun.
Yuan Kewen is a big young master temperament, lazy and relaxed, often from morning to night lying in bed, smoking a lot of smoke, even if there are guests visiting, he is only in bed in arrears, which is a bit like the person who is now lying in bed all day playing with mobile phones.
He didn't move, and Tang Zhijun was busy back and forth. It's just that Yuan Kewen is not a long-term lover, and after he went to Tianjin, he forgot about Tang Zhijun.
Born in a small family of owners in Jiaxing Beimen Yuehe, Yu Peiwen had a good education in school, was fluent in grammar, good at filling in words, and wrote good calligraphy. At that time, he was only eighteen years old, nicknamed Xiao Bao, a typical Gangnam beauty, fine skin and white meat, goose egg face, Dan phoenix eyes, a figure of one meter and five or six, and spoke in a delicate voice, which made people feel very comfortable listening to it. For Yuan Kewen's talent and fame, he has long heard of it and admired it infinitely.
Under the matchmaking of friends, Peiwen met Yuan Kewen at the Far East Hotel in Shanghai. The two met and fell in love with each other and exchanged love poems. In order to embrace the beauty, Yuan Kewen also brought gifts such as tobacco, alcohol, and tonics to take a train from Shanghai to Jiaxing to meet Peiwen's parents.
The mao-footed son-in-law came to the door, and he was one of the four princes of the Republic of China, and the two elders naturally rejoiced. At noon, Yuan Gongzi set up a banquet qingfenglou to entertain Yu Peiwen's family, and this marriage was naturally decided.
On April 26, 1927, the wedding of Yuan Kewen and Yu Peiwen was held in Hartung Garden, Shanghai. After marriage, the two lived in a Shikumen Yashe at No. 270 Xiafei Road.
Yu Peiwen is a new-age woman who is very satisfied with life in Shanghai, and composing poems and filling words and tasting food has become the norm of her life. After the birth of his son Yuan Jiayi, the family moved back to Tianjin.
After all, the Yuan family is everyone in the world, and there are so many rules that people are afraid. This made The free-spirited Yuwen quite uncomfortable. At the same time, Yuan Kewen's addiction to smoking became larger and larger, and his physical condition became worse and worse. Influenced by the new trend of thought, Yu Peiwen could not bear all this, and after his son was one year old the following year, Yu Peiwen flew away to pursue his new life.
After that, Yuan Kewen was depressed and resentful, poured out his full of resentment in his pen, and wrote a lot of gloomy and desolate poems, which were distributed to relatives and friends. In the late autumn of 1931, under the double blow of parting from sorrow and smoke, Yuan Kewen left for the west, only forty-one years old.