When Chairman Mao was young, he studied at the Hunan Provincial First Normal School, because he "liked to read ancient texts rather than study mathematics" and his thinking was positive and progressive, so Yi Peiji, who was the principal at the time and obsessed with antiquities, admired him as a student.
When Chairman Mao was in school, he once wrote, "Struggle with heaven, its joy is endless!" Struggle with the ground, the fun is endless! Struggle with people, the fun is endless! Such a sentence, Yi Peiji gave an evaluation at that time: he was half-literate and worried about the world. He also praised Chairman Mao's poems for their momentum of "riding on the breath of heaven and earth."
Later, when Chairman Mao and Yang Kaihui got married, although only one table was set up, the witnesses and the main marriage were very complete, of which the main marriage was Yi Peiji, and the witness was Chen Runlin, an educator of the Republic of China who promoted the development of modern education in Hunan.
Yi Peigen is a very high academic level, once served as the secretary of The Vice President of the Republic of China Li Yuanhong, and later after the establishment of the Palace Museum, he became the first president of the Palace Museum, so why did it come that he was a prisoner of self-theft and used his power to steal the cultural relics of the Forbidden City?
It starts with a small thing.
After Yi Peiji became the director of the Palace Museum, he was bent on protecting the cultural relics of the Forbidden City, but the National Government at that time did not provide enough funds, so Yi Peiji, after discussing with relevant personnel, made a very prudent decision to sell animal furs and medicinal materials that could not be preserved for a long time and lacked collection value in the Forbidden City.
Before the public sale, Yi Peiji specially invited relevant experts to price, and then used the public sale method to sell, because Yi Peiji's approach is very transparent, so it has been very smooth.
One day, Cui Zhenhua, the wife of Zhang Ji, the deputy director of the antiquities museum (the deputy director is a part-time official, and the main job is the vice president of the Judicial Yuan of the Kuomintang government), wants to enter the Forbidden City to pick up leaks from things sold. However, the security guards on duty did not know her, and she did not show her identity, so there was a dispute, although someone later intervened, but Cui Zhenhua, who originally had the name of "Humble Woman", had begun to start a nameless fire.
When she arrived at the forbidden city to sort out and sell items, she quarreled with Li Zongdong, who was sorting out items. Originally, as Cui Zhenhua's identity, people who were idle did not dare to be tough with her, but Li Zongdong was not an ordinary person.
Li Zongdong was born in a large family, his grandfather was Li Hongzao, a heavy minister of the Qing Dynasty, his grandfather was Zhang Zhiwan, the elder of the Four Dynasties, and his uncle Li Shi was one of the four elders of the Kuomintang and one of the founders of the Palace Museum, and he also married Yi Peiji's only daughter, so it was inevitable that he had a little young master's temper.
Although Cui Zhenhua was li zongdong's elder, he did not have a little heart, so after being intimidated by the juniors, he went home and let Zhang Ji avenge her, Yi Peiji was very familiar with Zhang Ji, and knew that he was notoriously afraid of his wife, so he did not care about him letting him punish his son-in-law.
However, he did not think that Zhang Ji was more real this time, he saw that Yi Peiji was unwilling to punish his son-in-law, so in a rage, he actually wanted to pull Yi Peiji off the horse. (Yi Peiji is a literati and does not understand human feelings, while Zhang Ji is a politician, although he does not understand cultural relics very well, he knows the value of cultural relics, so he has no other thoughts about Yi Peiji, a "stubborn" person.)
Zhang Ji was a big man in the judicial system of the National Government, naturally there was no need to take matters into his own hands, at that time, it was his hand-picked concubine Zheng Mou, Zheng Mou was the director of the Procuratorate (the predecessor of the procuratorate), and through his connections, he quickly found out a matter of "forging documents and floating reports of corruption" in the Forbidden City.
Then he used his hand connections to avoid the local court in Beijing and transferred a procurator from Nanjing who belonged to "his own people" to try the case, in a vain attempt to attack Yi Peiji. But what he did not expect was that when the prosecutor investigated the case, he found that many situations did not match the truth, and he did not want to be someone else's knife, so he directly found an excuse to return to Nanjing.
And the "inside line" that Zheng mou found in the Forbidden City, when he saw that the procurators in Nanjing did not dare to frame Yi Peiji, he thought that Yi Peiji's backstage was harder, so he wanted to confess to Yi Peiji, and Zheng spent money to let him plant the fact that Yi Peiji was stolen. Yi Peiji is a rectum, he neither took the handle to make peace with Zhang Jiyan, nor did he understand that "the shell is the most deterrent before it is fired."
Instead, he directly took the "inside line" confession and found the newspaper office, trying to expose Zheng's despicable behavior, but he did not expect that the newspaper at that time was just the mouthpiece of the magnate, so he let the newspaper publish the article, not only was it quickly withdrawn, but also the newspaper also began to publicize Yi Peiji's self-theft in the Forbidden City (there was no actual content, just a false splash of dirty water).
And what made Yi Peiji even more unexpected was that no newspaper was willing to publish his explanatory text. Yi Peigene, who has resigned and returned home, has no channel for appeal, and the other party has no evidence, so the matter has been deadlocked for a while. But just when Yi Peiji was depressed, Zhang Ji's side once again produced a moth.
Because of the rampant Japanese Kou at that time, many people advocated moving the cultural relics of the Forbidden City south, so the cultural relics of the Forbidden City began to be repackaged and relocated later. In this process, there was a staff member named Xiao Xiangpei, when packing a phoenix crown, because the box was small, he disassembled the phoenix crown and then put it into the box.
There was nothing wrong with this operation itself, but under the covert manipulation of Zhang Ji and others, Xiao Xiangpei himself was first sentenced to prison (as last time, the case was not tried in the Beijing court, but transferred to the Suzhou court for trial), and then Zhang Ji and others continued to mobilize public opinion, insinuating that Yi Peiji destroyed cultural relics and exchanged falsehoods for truth.
And Yi Peiji, who has long ceased to be in charge, actually does not even know who Xiao Xiangpei is, but because the mouthpiece of public opinion is under Zhang Ji's control, and the judicial path is Zhang Ji's back garden, Yi Peiji can only be unjustly humiliated, and there is no way to justify his name.
Yi Pei basically had lung disease, coupled with one blow after another, and soon after he died of hatred. His good friend Wu Zhihui, although he was a Kuomintang elder, could not openly redress his grievances because he had no real power, but in a picture of the alliance, he showed his attitude to the world:
The most poisonous woman's heart, the injustice of the snow for death.
Mistakenly making friends and sellers, idle officials conspired with each other deeply.
This unjust, false and wrongly decided case, which forced the death of the first president of the Palace Museum, was not cleared up until after the founding of New China, when the Kuomintang was in power, and it was not until after the founding of New China that a generation of masters was able to settle their grievances.
Although justice is in the hearts of the people, justice can only be truly achieved in a country where everyone is equal.