Draught does not forget to dig wells, remember bittersweet and often recite grace. It has been more than seventy years since the founding of China, and those strong soldiers and good generals who have made great contributions to the establishment of a new China have left us one by one and become legends in the history books.
Among them, Liu Bocheng, who is known as one of the ten marshals of the "God of War", although he has been ancient, his story is still circulating, and has been put on the film and television screen many times, he is a one-eyed general and a generation of Confucian generals, he is clever and clever to help the Red Army survive one difficulty after another, and his military achievements are extremely high.
In addition to the well-known military stories, what kind of person is Liu Shuai in life? He had three wives and eight children in his lifetime. Everyone praised Liu Shuai for teaching his sons and four major generals, but few people knew that he had a eldest son who almost became a "traitor".
What are the reasons why children are so different? Uncover the 3 marriages of Marshal Liu Bocheng to truly understand the story behind Liu Shuai.
1. Arranged marriages in the old days
In 1905, his parents took a fancy to Cheng Jia Cheng Yizhi for Liu Bocheng, the woman was two years younger than him, when the two families looked at each other, Liu Bocheng, who was 13 years old in the rebellious period, did not want to set himself a little daughter-in-law early in the family, so when he looked at each other, he deliberately spit out vague answers to non-questions, and even did not hesitate to self-destruct the image of two snots to hang on his face to escape blind date.
However, the woman's family does not give up, the little person will eventually twist his arm but not his thigh, and the lifelong event will be finalized in this way, only to wait for them to complete the marriage after they become adults.
When Liu Bocheng was 15 years old, his father suddenly died of illness, and the family suffered such a drastic change, and Liu Bocheng, as the eldest son in the family, had to drop out of school and go home to take on the heavy responsibilities of the family. He worked hard to earn money, tasted the cold and warm of the world, suffered from social hardships, and he knew that in order to truly change the status quo of the poor people, he also needed to overthrow this social system that was full of rotten breath from his bones.
Time passed, and in 1910, thanks to the Cheng family, 18-year-old Liu Bocheng was successfully married to Cheng Yizhi, a girl of the Cheng family, under the zhang luo of his mother. After marriage, although the two were not as sweet as glue, Liu Cheng and his wife were also respectful and respectful, and gave birth to their eldest son Liu Juntai in 1912.
As early as 1911, when the wind of the Xinhai Revolution spread to Sichuan, Liu Bocheng was already ready to join the army. Relatives and friends dissuaded one after another, but he had already decided: "When the eldest husband fights with the sword to save the people from water and fire, will he care about his own wealth?" He immediately cut off his long braids and bid farewell to the past.
Cheng Yizhi knows her husband's ambitions and dreams, and she does not want to make herself a burden for her husband, but silently tearfully takes care of his bags.
The golden scales are the things in the pool, and the dragons that change in the wind and clouds. In 1912, Liu Bocheng was successfully admitted to the school opened by the local Shu military government in Chongqing, and after graduation, he was assigned to the lower part of the Sichuan Army, and every day he followed the army to the east and west, and from then on, he fought in the sword world, made meritorious achievements, and his military talent was displayed, breaking through the famous hall in the army and becoming a famous general of the Sichuan army.
At this time, Cheng Yizhi really realized that the gap between the two was getting wider and wider. She could not stop her husband from running on the battlefield, she was proud of such a husband, but she always cried red eyes in countless late nights, and no one came to complete her tight and soft intestines.
In the twenty years after Liu Bocheng left home, this seemingly weak woman took her son Liu Juntai alone and lived in the few acres of land and a few grass huts allocated by the Liu family. Although Cheng Yizhi took the lead and married Liu Bochengxi, the two lacked common beliefs, one was determined to be in the four directions, and the other only wished that his children would grow up, but in fact, they had long been in harmony with each other.
2. Deviant and filial piety
Because Liu Bocheng neglected to discipline his son Liu Juntai, and his mother Cheng Yizhi had a cowardly personality and could not control it, Liu Juntai was crooked, stubborn and lazy.
In 1927, Liu Bocheng took his 15-year-old son to Shanghai and sent him to school, but Liu Juntai not only disobeyed discipline, but also spent all day hanging out with people. One day, Liu Juntai took a woman home to mess around, and after being discovered by Liu Bocheng, he slapped him, and Liu Juntai ran away from home in anger and ran directly to the patrol room to report his father.
At that time, Liu Bocheng was a wanted criminal of the National Government, and this move was undoubtedly to put his father Liu Bocheng to death, fortunately, there were our own people in the patrol room, who promptly notified the organization, and quickly arranged for Liu Bocheng to evacuate, so as to avoid the occurrence of disasters. Since then, Liu Bocheng has been completely separated from Cheng Yizhi and his son Liu Juntai.
Until the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Marshal Liu Bocheng entrusted people with letters hoping to meet with his original partner Cheng Yizhi to discuss the arrangements for her and her son's future life, but Cheng Yizhi refused. She knew that Liu Bocheng had already hired someone else as his wife, both of them were soldiers, and compared with herself, who could only drag his legs, Wang Ronghua, who was also a soldier, was more suitable for him, and there was no need to become a burden on Liu Bocheng.
I didn't want to see him in order not to miss it, until Cheng Yizhi died of illness in 1957, and the two never saw each other again. His son Liu Juntai died of illness in his hometown in Sichuan in 1961.
Third, love must have been anonymous love
In 1927, Liu Bocheng participated in the Nanchang Uprising, and at the end of the same year, he was sent to the Soviet Union to study, and after returning to China, he was sent to Shanghai by our party committee with a heavy responsibility, and became an underground worker under the pseudonym Lin Naomu. On weekdays, he used Lin Naoki's identity to move around Shanghai, sending the information he received back to the party by radio.
In 1930, when he was still Lin Naoki, he met a woman named Wu Jingchun and married her. In order to ensure the safety of the underground work, he did not tell Wu Jingchun his real name and identity, which is also a protection for his wife and himself.
However, the marriage relationship between the two lasted only 2 years, because the work required Liu Bocheng to enter the Soviet Union again, in order to protect the state secrets, he did not even say goodbye, he was separated, the two sides completely lost contact, the two did not even conceive a child, and there was no involvement from then on.
In such a slow time, slow cars and horses, this trip is a missed life. Since then, because of the special nature of his work, Liu Bocheng has not even had the opportunity to look for it, and whether Wu Jingchun later died in the war or married someone else, all kinds of speculations have continued, but the result is unknown.
Fourth, like-minded people share the white head
In 1936, Liu Bocheng, the 44-year-old chief of the general staff of the Red Army, fell in love with a 19-year-old female Red Army at first sight, and wrote love letters to this woman, which was spread as a good story in the military for a while. This female Red Army is Wang Ronghua, and under the fierce love attack of the chief, the two quickly flash marriage.
The like-minded two are close partners in life, and Wang Ronghua later served as Liu Bocheng's assistant at work, becoming a real Xiannei helper, and the couple advanced and retreated together, Qinse and Ming, and joined hands to grow old together. After marriage, she had seven children, except for the eldest daughter who was persecuted and died by the enemy when she was young, the rest of the children were extremely outstanding, and four major generals were trained, which can be called the house of the gatekeeper.
Looking at the 3 marriage histories of General Liu Bocheng, whether it is Cheng Yizhi's quest for perfection or Wu Jingchun's turbulent displacement, they have not met the person who can stay together until they are old and live in peace at the right time. Wang Ronghua's long-term affection also tells us that the like-mindedness between husband and wife can last a long time, no matter the wind and rain, hand in hand is the true chapter.