Ye Ting's original match: divorced at the age of 28, supported Ye's livelihood by himself, and was buried in Ye Zu's grave after his death.

1August, 955, for the first time in the history of our country, honours were in full swing. When preparing to draw up the list of ranks, Xu Guangda asked He Long: "If Ye Ting is still there, what rank should he be awarded?" He Long replied categorically: "Marshal, of course."

1September, 955, Ye Jianying said to Chen Yi, "If Ye Ting were still here, you would have two marshals in the New Fourth Army."

This shows how important Ye Ting is in everyone's mind. If Ye Ting had not died, he would have made more contributions to the country, and Ye Ting's name would have appeared on the list of marshals.

1On April 8th, 946, Ye Ting died in a plane crash on the way from Chongqing to Yan 'an. His wife, Li Xiuwen, his fifth daughter, Ye Yangmei, who was only 39 years old, and his youngest son, A Jiu, who has not yet been named, were all killed with Ye Ting, which is very sad.

When it comes to Ye Ting's wife, everyone thinks of Li Xiuwen. They have been together for more than 20 years and have nine children. But what few people know is that Ye Ting also has an original wife who has been in General Ye Ting's hometown.

1896 10 In September, Ye Ting was born in a peasant family in Zhoutian Village, Huiyang County, Guangdong Province. At that time, the main income of the Ye family was to cultivate land for the landlords. But fortunately, Ye Ting's father, Ye Xi, studied in a private school, knew some medicine, and worked as a doctor with his father to earn a little money. Therefore, the economic conditions of Ye's family were slightly better than those of other peasant families, so the family sent Ye Ting to a private school to learn cultural knowledge.

1906, when Ye Ting 10 was old, his parents came home with a thin and short girl. It turns out that this is the child bride that her parents found for Ye Ting. The girl's name is Huang Chun, and she is two years older than Ye Ting.

Ye Ting rebelled from childhood and was very opinionated. In addition, he learned that a sister died in someone else's house because she was a child bride, so she was very disgusted with the child bride. But under the pressure of his father, young Ye Ting had no right to refuse and no room for resistance.

Although Huang Chun has no education, she can see that Ye Ting doesn't like herself, but she is deeply influenced by traditional ideas. She thinks that since both of them are married to Ye Jia, they must abide by the Three Cardinal Principles and the Five Permanent Principles, and she hopes that her efforts can be recognized by Ye Jia.

Huang Chun's thoughts were very common among women at that time. There is no pursuit of freedom and ideal in their hearts, only the belief of marrying a husband and being faithful to him, Ye Ting's original match, Xu Zhimo's original match and Lu Xun's original match. Their experience is the epitome of an era, and it is also the symbol of the collision between new culture and old culture in their era.

In order to make Ye Ting recognize himself, Huang Chun worked very hard. Although Ye Ting had no feelings for Huang Chun, he felt mixed feelings when he saw Huang Chun working.

In her spare time, Ye Ting will help Huang Chun share some housework. In the eyes of Cantonese Hakkas, men can't do housework, but Ye Ting is quite willing to do it because he thinks men and women are equal. To this end, he works with a child bride and is often laughed at by others. Nevertheless, Ye Ting seldom spoke to Huang Chun. Because Ye Ting understands that he is different from Huang Chun, and Huang Chun should try to reduce its dependence on itself.

At that time, China was in the process of transformation. Such earth-shaking changes have also made Ye Ting, a teenager, excited and yearning. He wants to integrate his ideal into this revolutionary cause in full swing.

In a blink of an eye, Ye Ting reached marriageable age. Although Ye Ting was firmly opposed to this form of marriage, he had to compromise in the face of the pressure of his family elders.

However, Ye Ting proposed an exchange condition: "After marriage, parents must support him to go out to study, and things at home will be discussed later." The parents finally agreed to their son's exchange terms. They thought, "It's not bad to get married first."

19 12 During the Spring Festival, 16-year-old Ye Ting and 18-year-old Huang Chun got married in their hometown. Because Ye Ting is the oldest in the family, her nickname is, so Huang Chun girl is called Ba Niang in Ye Jia after marriage. In this way, Ye Ting unwillingly combined with Ba Niang to form a loveless and warm marriage.

After marriage, Huang Chun was full of longing for her future life, but before Huang Chun could enjoy her husband's life happily, Ye Ting said to her, "I can't live safely here. I want to go out for revolution, so we are doomed to be unhappy. "

Not long after the marriage, Guangzhou Army Primary School was about to enroll students, and Ye Ting was overjoyed to learn the news. Ye Ting told his parents about the idea of further study and went to Guangzhou with his companions. From then on, Ye Ting embarked on the road of joining the army.

Ye Ting joined the army after going to school abroad and rarely went back to his hometown. After Ye Ting left home, a person supported the livelihood of Ye's family. Not long after, Huang Chun gave birth to a son for Ye Jia, but because of his poor family, the child fell ill and did not receive standardized treatment. He died only four months after he was born.

Later, Huang Chun's parents-in-law died one after another, leaving Huang Chun alone in this big family. Ye Ting traveled all the year round for the revolutionary cause. The old man in the family also passed away. Besides, Ye Ting and Huang Chun have no emotional foundation, and he doesn't want to delay Huang Chun's good time.

1922 when Ye Ting went back to his hometown to visit relatives, he decided to explain the situation to Huang Chun and dissolve the engagement. When I got home, Huang Chun, who had not seen Ye Ting for a long time, was very happy. Before Huang Chun ready to be caring and attentive, Ye Ting said:

Hearing Ye Ting's words, Huang Chun was calm and sad. In fact, she has long realized that she is not good enough for Ye Ting. It was only a matter of time before Ye Ting filed for divorce. However, regarding Ye Ting's suggestion of remarriage, Huang Chun always insisted that "a good woman does not marry two husbands". Constrained by this concept, Huang Chun divorced, but never left home.

Huang Chun and Ye Ting were 28 years old when they divorced. 10 years of husband-wife relationship finally collapsed at this moment.

Ye Ting gave Huang Chun the three hundred dollars he had saved. He appreciated Huang Chun's understanding and told her again and again that he would find someone to write and tell him that he was willing to take care of her life all the time, just like relatives.

1924, Ye Ting met Li Xiuwen, who was only 17 years old. At that time, he was the commander of the second battalion of the Guangzhou Presidential Palace. At that time, it was the daughter of Ye Ting's good friend Li's neighbor. Every time Ye Ting returns to the Li family, he can always see Xiuwen. Li Xiuwen's understanding and consideration made Ye Ting appreciate it.

Although Li Xiuwen is the precious daughter of a big family, she doesn't have the lazy habit of a rich and powerful daughter. On the contrary, she has advanced ideas. At the same time, Li Xiuwen was full of admiration for soldiers and supported Ye Ting's revolutionary cause. They all hope that the country will prosper and the nation will prosper. The two have the same point of view and can talk to each other.

Soon, with the help of his good friend Li, Ye Ting expressed his desire to study in the Soviet Union. Naturally, I was very happy and readily accepted, but due to my parents' decision, Li's parents hoped that Ye Ting would pursue progress. When he becomes the head of the delegation, Ye Ting will hold a wedding with Li Xiuwen.

1925, after Ye Ting returned to China, he was appointed as the head of the Independent Regiment of the National Revolutionary Army. Soon, Ye Ting and Li Xiuwen got married in Yuejianglou, Zhaoqing. After marriage, due to the turbulent situation and frequent wars, Li Xiuwen followed her husband Ye Ting around, but they had deep feelings and lived happily together for the ideal of * * *.

Huang Chun, who was honored as "Eight Niang" by villagers and younger generations, never got married again and never left Ye Jia. She used the ocean left by Ye Ting to buy an Antang in Danshui Town. Since then, she has often lived in Antang, fasting and chanting Buddha, and kept company with ancient buddhas such as Deng Qing.

As an ordinary rural woman, she made her own contribution to the revolution. Her enlightenment and consciousness also moved the Eighth Route Army. When the soldiers knew that Huang Chun was Ye Ting's ex-wife, they all respected her and affectionately called her "Ba Ma", "Ba Yi" and "Ba Sao".

When Huang Chun heard about the Southern Anhui Incident and Ye Ting's house arrest, Huang Chun had been silently praying for Ye Ting. When Ye Ting was killed in a plane crash, Huang Chun burst into tears, did not eat or drink, and almost fainted in the Buddhist temple.

After the founding of New China, Huang Chun made no special demands on the organization. When Ye Jianying, an old comrade-in-arms of Ye Ting, was in charge of his work in Guangdong, he specifically asked about Huang Chun and asked the local government to give some help to the elderly in their lives.

1985, Huang Chun died of illness at the age of 9/kloc-0. Although she divorced Ye Ting long ago, Ye Jia buried her in Ye Jia's ancestral grave to affirm her contribution to Ye Jia and fulfill her long-cherished wish of "living for Ye Jia and dying for Ye Jia".

Huang Chun's life is sympathetic. She has no children and daughters, and lives in loneliness most of the time. Her life is a tragedy brought by the times. At that time, many women had similar experiences with Huang Chun. They suffered from the arranged marriage system and spent their lives in obscurity.