1950165438+1On October 25th, the sun just jumped out of the horizon on the Korean battlefield.
The headquarters of the Volunteer Army was bombed by the US military, and the headquarters office that just started working instantly turned into a sea of fire.
At the same time thirty-four days ago, Mao, who died in the explosion, asked his father a question that bothered him for a long time.
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During the period when we first entered the DPRK, American warplanes bombed every day, and the headquarters of the Volunteers had changed offices five times in the baptism of artillery shells.
Near the bomb shelter, there is a simple hut, which is the office of the Volunteer Command.
Yang Fengan, deputy director of the office of the Volunteers Command, is presiding over the work in the office. After getting the information summary, he walked out of the small wooden door of the office.
Suddenly, Yang Fengan, who has many years of war experience, shouted: "Warning! Run! Run! "
Seeing that enemy planes dropped dozens of bombs, in an instant, a huge explosion accompanied by flames falling from the sky enveloped the office of the Volunteer Command.
Peng, who arrived at the scene, saw that the cabin was covered by a raging fire and rushed to the fire, but was pulled by the guards next to him.
Peng, who woke up, immediately ordered the fire to be put out. People around him were searching carefully or shouting a name, but they finally found the bodies of two charred martyrs.
After careful identification and treatment of the remains, it is recognized that this is Mao's remains.
The most obvious thing is that he still has a watch on his wrist, which was a gift from his mother-in-law when he left.
At that time, Mao often "showed off" this gift in front of everyone, and even said that it was a gift to bless himself.
However, there was still no time to escape from Mao's office under the bombardment of enemy planes.
After disposing of Mao's body, Peng sat beside him for a long time without saying a word and eating for a day.
Finally, I said to people with deep sorrow, "This matter should be reported to Chairman Mao, but how can he accept it?"
After consulting with the members of the Party Committee of the Volunteers, Peng decided to report to the Central Military Commission.
This short telegram made Peng write for more than an hour, reporting the actual situation at that time and recording the time and factors of Mao's sacrifice in detail.
Zhou Enlai in the first place, he received a telegram from the headquarters of the volunteers. He burst into tears when he saw the contents of the telegram. He deeply knows how much the pain of losing his son has hit a father!
However, as Mao's father, he has the right to know his situation. After careful consideration, Zhou Enlai still endured grief and sent a telegram to Mao Zedong's office.
Mao Zedong read the short telegram for five or six minutes. He didn't cry, he didn't have any expression, but his face was ugly.
Many years later, Li Jiaji, a security guard in Mao Zedong, still choked up when he recalled the past in an interview.
Li Jiaji recalled:
Mao Zedong's eyes were wet, but he insisted on not crying. He felt the great pain of losing his son, sighed and said, "Who let him be my Mao Zedong's son? There will always be sacrifices in the war ... "
At that time, Mao Zedong was no longer the supreme leader of this country. He is just the father of Mao Anying's martyr. Behind his calm words, there are too many heartbreaks.
Throughout the night, Mao Zedong's cigarettes never stopped, one after another; In his mind, it is endless guilt for his son.
Because, among the children, Mao is undoubtedly the child who has suffered the most.
Mao Zedong thinks that when his son was very young, he lost his mother very early, and fate didn't take care of him because he was Mao Zedong's son.
More ups and downs.
1922101On October 24th, Mao Zedong and Yang Kaihui gave birth to their first son, and Mao Zedong took this name in excitement.
Most people in China have their parents' expectations, and Mao Zedong is no exception. He hopes that his son can become a national talent like a vigorous tree.
Mao Zedong recalled: "During that time, this was his happiest time."
But how long, Mao Anqing and Mao Anlong were born one after another, and happiness followed.
However, sharing family happiness is a luxury for Mao Zedong. For the revolutionary cause, Mao Zedong had to run around and reunite with his wife and children.
However, with Chiang Kai-shek's betrayal of the revolution, the cloud of the failure of the Great Revolution enveloped the whole of China. The originally happy family was shattered overnight, and young Mao also tasted the pain of life and death.
1927 On August 7th, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China held an emergency meeting of the Central Committee in Hankou. According to the spirit of this emergency meeting, Mao Zedong was ordered to go to the Hunan-Jiangxi border to organize the "Autumn Harvest Uprising".
After receiving the order from the Central Committee, Mao Zedong secretly returned to China and said goodbye to his wife Yang Kaihui and three young sons before he left.
But Mao Zedong didn't expect that this meeting with Yang Kaihui turned into a farewell.
Facing the severe white terror, Yang Kaihui took the children alone and organized and participated in armed struggles, big and small.
Until 19301October 24th, Yang Kaihui was caught sneaking home.
After learning that Mao was his son, young Mao was also taken to prison with his mother, which happened to be Mao's birthday.
After the sacrifice of his mother, Mao was finally released safely home after many rescues.
In order to prevent young Mao from being hurt again, the underground organization of the Communist Party of China secretly sent Mao and his two younger brothers to Shanghai.
But it didn't last long. Shortly after arriving in Shanghai, the youngest Mao Anlong died of illness.
The central underground organization in Shanghai suffered a devastating blow because of the traitor's betrayal. Since then, Mao and Mao Anqing have been sleeping on the streets.
In those helpless days, Mao supported his younger brother by selling newspapers and collecting garbage.
Until 1936, the re-established Shanghai underground organization finally found the Mao brothers on the street, ending their five-year wandering life.
Mao and Mao Anqing were sent to Moscow, the capital of the Soviet Union, at the end of 1936.
Mao later recalled: "From Shanghai to Moscow, it's like coming to heaven from hell!"
In the Soviet Union, two brothers who lived alone started a new life.
But in that era when the whole world was at war, they still didn't see their father who often met in their dreams.
Thousands of miles away in Yan 'an, Mao Zedong missed his two sons whom he hadn't seen for ten years, and even couldn't remember their appearance.
I can't imagine how two young sons survived on the streets of Shanghai without their mother.
One day, Mao Zedong, thousands of miles away, was working in an office in a cave as usual.
Suddenly received a document from the Soviet Union. When I opened it, Mao Zedong was beaming.
A simple document, Mao Zedong read again and again, is reluctant to put down.
What exactly is the content of the document? In fact, the content of the document is very simple, which is a recent photo of Mao and Mao Anqing as my father and a letter that I miss day and night.
Mao Zedong carefully studied the two spiritual boys in the photo with gentle eyes, and saw that they were physically strong and had a good mental outlook, which made Mao Zedong excited.
Mao Zedong, who took pictures of her two sons, looked like a baby. He carefully put the photo under the pillow, thinking that he could look at it again when he woke up in the middle of the night.
When Mao Zedong put down the photo, he picked up Mao's letter to his father.
Opening the envelope, Mao Zedong found that the long-awaited letter had more than ten pages.
In his letter, Mao reported to his father in detail the recent situation of him and his younger brother, and also poured out his thoughts about his mother and father.
Mao Zedong lit the oil lamp and looked at the pages of words in the dim light. It seemed that his son could not finish what he wanted to say in thousands of words. ...
The guard who made Mao Zedong's bed found his pillow towel wet. Seeing the guard's embarrassed expression, Mao Zedong gently kicked him and said, "I'm not embarrassed. What's embarrassing! "
Then he said happily, "I dreamed of my sons last night!" " "
It turned out that Mao Zedong dreamed of seeing the children and seeing his two sons grow tall and straight. He was so excited that he burst into tears.
When Mao Zedong learned that someone was going to the Soviet Union, he quickly wrote a letter to his son. The content is as follows:
Behind these short words is a father's concern for his son for ten years, and Mao Zedong's thoughts about his son are vivid.
Since then, in the smoke and gunfire, a letter from home has built a bridge from Yan 'an to Moscow.
Time came quietly 194 1 year, when the Great Patriotic War broke out in the Soviet Union, Children's Home where Mao lived was completely disrupted.
With the continuous expansion of the war, young people's dream of joining the army has gradually sprouted.
At that time, it was the dream of many children, including Mao, to go to a military school, a children's hospital in the Soviet Union and go to the front line.
Mao is very active in order to go to military school.
But at that time, there was an express stipulation in the Soviet Union that all children in Children's Home were not allowed to join the army.
Mao applied for many times, but was not approved, but this did not affect his enthusiasm for joining the army.
1942 In May, 19-year-old Mao wrote a letter directly to Stalin, the supreme commander of the Soviet Union.
In the letter, he expressed his strong desire to go to the front with passionate words. Even in the letter that he is the son of Mao Zedong.
This letter was thrown out for a long time, but there was no reply, but Mao didn't give up.
With the help of a Soviet general, he attended a six-month intensive military course, then transferred to Moscow NCO School to study, and finally Mao wished to become an instructor of a Soviet tank unit.
After the war, Mao was 23 years old and was a lieutenant officer in the Soviet Union.
Finally, at the end of 1945, a Soviet transport plane stopped at a simple runway in Yan 'an, China. With the opening of Mao's cabin door, he appeared in the arms of his long-lost motherland.
After a long separation, the father and son finally met.
Mao Zedong has been looking forward to this reunion for a long time. Mao Zedong hasn't seen his son for 19 years. Although his son is ill, he still insists on meeting him at the airport.
When Mao Anying stepped off the plane, Mao Zedong quickly stepped forward, hugged his son and said excitedly, "You have grown so tall!"
Mao Zedong, who has always been thrifty, actually asked the cookhouse squad to specially cook several dishes to celebrate the reunion of father and son after such a long separation.
But two days later, Mao Zedong invited Mao, who had just returned, to eat in the canteen and sleep in the stable to feed the animals.
When they saw this scene, they all urged Mao Zedong to give special care to Mao who had just returned to China.
Unexpectedly, Mao Zedong didn't listen to your opinions and explain anything to you this time. He directly ordered Mao to obey the order.
Until People's Republic of China (PRC) was founded, at a party, Zhou Enlai told Mao Zedong what made Mao Anying, who had just returned home, suffer.
It turned out that Mao, who had just returned to China, gave the impression that he was a tall man (Mao 180cm), wearing a Soviet wool uniform and riding boots, dancing and behaving informally.
However, because he stayed in the Soviet Union for a long time, Mao Zedong was worried that Mao might catch "foreign customs".
In Mao Zedong's view, his son is an ambitious young man. Although he has returned to his side, he still needs more beating and tempering, especially in rural areas and grassroots.
The sensible Mao understood his father's good intentions and readily agreed.
Mao, who was preparing to go deep into the countryside, said goodbye to his father before leaving, but asked Mao to take off his suit and take out patched clothes for his son to change into.
After that, Mao went directly to the village on the most bitter loess high slope.
Every once in a while, Mao will go back to Yan 'an to visit his father.
After reporting to Yan 'an, Mao Zedong took his son's hand and opened it to see the blood bubbles on his hand.
Mao thinks his father will be sure that his study work is effective. Therefore, Mao Zedong said, "Real farmers should have thick calluses, not blood bubbles. Blood bubbles indicate that you have not studied hard. "
Say that finish, let Mao go back.
This is Mao Zedong's unusual fatherly love. With practical actions, he wants his son, whom he hasn't seen for years, to grow up quickly.
I am happy and sad, and I am married.
Mao and the other half of his life got married in Beijing.
As a father, Mao Zedong personally presided over their wedding.
A simple wedding, in the courtyard of Yiniantang, there were two tables of banquets and some sweets. Guests who smoke will rudely ask Mao Zedong for a cigarette.
The laughter that came from time to time made the couple not lost because of simplicity.
When I first got married, it was probably the happiest time in Mao's bumpy life experience.
As long as Mao is in Beijing, he will take his wife to visit his father every weekend.
However, such a happy day did not last long. ...
Before leaving for North Korea, I personally practiced Peng with Mao.
On this day, he expressed his idea of going to North Korea to Peng.
But when the words came out, the elders around them expressed their opposition.
In addition, the opponent this time is the United States, which has one of the most powerful combat forces in the world and is twice as dangerous.
Everyone saw that Mao Anying's attitude towards North Korea was very firm, so they all went to Mao Zedong, hoping that the father could convince his son.
To everyone's surprise, Mao Zedong agreed with Mao An Ying's idea of going to the DPRK to fight.
With Mao's request and consent, Peng, commander-in-chief of the Volunteers, frowned.
Peng is not only worried about being blind on the battlefield, but also worried about Mao who just got married. If he goes to North Korea now, Liu Siqi may be in trouble.
When Mao heard Peng's doubts, he immediately said that he had made an account with his wife and obtained her consent.
At this point, Mao became the first volunteer in Chinese people's Volunteer Army.
However, Mao obviously lied to him. He didn't talk to his wife about going to North Korea.
1950 65438+1October 14 Under the strong attack of the US military, important cities such as Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea, fell one after another, and the US military moved closer to the border between China and North Korea on a large scale, so it was urgent to send troops.
Mao, who received the eviction order, got off work early that day and rushed to his wife who was hospitalized for appendicitis.
The appearance of Mao Anying surprised Liu Siqi. She asked, "Didn't you go to work today? How so early! "
Mao told his wife that he might go to a far away place on business tomorrow, because the place is remote, so communication is not convenient.
If you haven't heard from yourself for a while, don't worry.
The couple chatted late into the night and looked at the time. Mao knew she was leaving.
After saying goodbye to his wife, he quickly walked out of the hospital.
Looking back at the hospital gate, Liu Siqi's thin figure stood at the hospital gate, watching himself leave.
In puzzled eyes, Mao bowed deeply to his wife, then turned and left.
Liu Siqi didn't understand why the husband and wife bowed. After thinking about it, he thought it might be a new etiquette and turned back to the ward.
But what Liu Siqi didn't know was that this would be the last time the couple met.
A long-troubled question, the answer is simple and more painful.
The last relative to say goodbye was his father.
Why did you finally say goodbye to Mao Zedong?
Because, there is a long-standing unanswered question in Mao's heart, and this question has been entangled in his heart for five years.
Before leaving, Mao hoped his father would give an answer.
In Juxiang Bookstore, Mao Anying asked his father, "Dad, do you think I am qualified to be your son?"
Mao didn't answer the question immediately, but said, "I'll give you an answer when you come back from North Korea!"
In this way, Mao took the doubts in his heart and set foot on the battlefield to resist US aggression and aid Korea.
1950165438+1October 25th, Mao, who was working in the headquarters, died heroically on the spot at the age of 28.
At this time, it was only thirty-four days before he entered the Korean War. ...
While sorting out Mao Anying's relics, his comrades found that he had a small bag containing some clothes and some beloved books.
Not many people know that these clothes were collected by Mao Zedong for 26 years after they were sent back to China.
Mao Zedong was full of guilt about his son, who was displaced in childhood and died young.
But in195465438+February, under the arrangement of Mao Zedong, his son and thousands of volunteers martyrs in Qian Qian stayed in that land forever.
1990, when cleaning up the relics, I found clothes with fur hidden for a long time.
Seeing things and thinking about people is the common vocabulary of ordinary people.
But for Mao Zedong, every time I see these clothes, it is one sleepless night after another. ...
What worries Mao Zedong more is how his daughter-in-law Liu Siqi, who has been married for only one year, will accept this cruel fact.
According to Mao's instructions, Liu Siqi will visit Mao Zedong every week.
Every time I see Mao Zedong, Liu Siqi asks, Have you heard from kishida fumio recently?
Every time I hear this question, Mao Zedong can only pretend as if nothing has happened and tell Liu Siqi that he hasn't made up some reasons yet.
This scam is three years!
In a blink of an eye, the time came 1953, and the war was finally over.
Mao Zedong must also tell his daughter-in-law the truth.
Liu Siqi was called in and told him that Mao had passed away.
Looking at Liu Siqi crying her eyes out, Mao Zedong could only hold back her grief and sit there and light a cigarette.
Until someone found that Mao Zedong's cigarette burned his finger, but Mao Zedong didn't feel anything.
Later, Liu Siqi helped her husband and asked him some questions that had troubled him for many years.
"Dad, do you think An Ying is your son's obedience?"
Mao Zedong immediately remembered the question his son had asked himself before he entered North Korea. For an instant, his eyes were moist.
Mao Zedong said slowly: "Qualified, he is my pride!"
Liu Siqi sighed: "How happy it would be to hear dad say that when kishida fumio was alive!"
Mao Zedong lit another cigarette and stood by the window for a long time without a word, except for two lines of tears. ...
After Mao's sacrifice, Mao Zedong talked to Zhou Shizhao:
In this short and brilliant life, Mao participated in two just wars, one was the patriotic war of the Soviet Union and the other was the founding war of New China!
In the northeast of China, south of Yalu River, hundreds of thousands of volunteers, including Mao, are buried, and they have become the steel backbone of new China!