The story of Mao Zedong's great man

First, Chairman Mao loves soldiers like children to let stretchers.

At the beginning of the Long March, Mao Zedong recovered from a serious illness and was made into a stretcher and mounted on a mount. But he seldom uses a stretcher, whether for sick guards or for little soldiers with frozen feet. Mounts are used by secretaries, guards and office workers in turn. When crossing Chishui River, defender Huang Ze fell behind because of a stomachache.

Mao Zedong immediately handed him the stretcher, and he and the soldiers marched at night 100 Lishan Road. Although they were tired, they told jokes to the soldiers along the way to inspire everyone.

One day, the Red Army came to the foot of the Snow Mountain, and confidential secretary Huang Youfeng suddenly got malaria and had a high fever. Mao Zedong personally asked the health worker to give him medicine, and let him lie on a stretcher, repeatedly encouraging him to stick to it.

However, Mao Zedong walked step by step towards the snow-capped mountains with crutches and biting cold wind. Huang Youfeng was lying on a warm stretcher, looking at Mao Zedong's struggling figure, and was moved to tears.

Second, learning is not about money.

One day, Mao Zedong and his cousin Wen Yunchang were reading in the study, while Mao Zedong was reading The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and fell asleep after reading a few pages. My cousin Wen Yunchang watched the Water Margin for a while and was too lazy to watch it. He took out a string of copper coins from his bag to play with. My cousin was playing with copper coins and made a noise, which woke my sleeping cousin Mao Zedong.

Just as they were having fun, my second uncle Wen came in and saw them playing with copper coins. He stopped them and said, "These two brothers are not studying, but here to play with money. Money can buy books, but not brains. " After a pause, he said, "Come on, I'll tell you a story."

Mao Zedong heard that his uncle wanted to tell a story, so he threw the copper coins he had played to his cousin and sat down to listen to the story.

Mao Zedong's second uncle said earnestly, "The ancients said that evil does not suppress right. The story of the Buddhist monk and' Wan Bags of Clothes' tells us that everyone has desires. Without it, the world will not progress. The key to the problem is how to grasp the desire of life so that it will not dry up, thirst, overflow, overflow and collapse!

As children, you should cultivate the desire for knowledge. When you seek knowledge, you will ask for money instead of seeking knowledge. Just like this monk, you will give up halfway. "After listening to the story of the second uncle, Mao Zedong became more eager to learn and study. He must read and write after class.

Every night when menstruation hangs a lamp to cut pork dishes and do needlework, he also moves a stool to read and write under the oil lamp. At an early age, in five years, I learned all the Confucian classics such as Three Amethyst, Hundred Family Names, The Analects of Confucius and Mencius, recited the text, memorized the text, read the classical novels such as The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and won my grandmother's uncle.

Third, the number of suggestions is not accepted.

* * * After the establishment of People's Republic of China (PRC), Mao Zedong consulted with Zhou Enlai and asked Zhou Enlai to build a national museum of literature and history to accommodate the elderly and hard-living gentlemen. Soon the Museum of Literature and History was established. Fu, the principal who was studying in Changsha, was hired as the first curator, and Liu Yazi and Zhang were deputy curators. A group of celebrities from all walks of life became the first librarians.

Obviously, the purpose of establishing the Museum of Literature and History in Mao Zedong at that time was to arrange a place for these famous artists to get paid, or a place for the country to train scholars. You can get paid and enjoy a high social status. Naturally, many people yearn for it.

At this time, Yang Kaihui's friend Liu Zhixun's widow, Li Shuyi, who is a teacher in any middle school, found Mao Zedong and wanted to go to Beijing to be a researcher at the Museum of Literature and History.

Li Shuyi may not have thought at that time, she gave Mao Zedong a difficult problem. On March 2nd, 1954, Mao Zedong wrote to Tian Jiaying, the secretary, saying: "Ms. Li Shuyi, the widow of Comrade Liu Zhixun (martyr) in Changsha, has been teaching for a long time, which is unsustainable. I was asked to recommend her to be a librarian in the Museum of Literature and History. The qualification of literature and history museum is quite strict. I recommended several people, but I didn't accept them and recommended them again.

I intend to solve this problem with the help of my manuscript fee. I wonder if she is willing to accept this kind of help? As a close friend of Yang Kaihui, it makes sense for her to help. Please write to Mr. Yang Kaizhi and ask Mr. Li Shuyi for advice. "

Fourth, Wuqi and Mao Zedong in northern Shaanxi wept bitterly for the Red Army soldiers.

1935 10, the Central Red Army first arrived in Wuqi, northern Shaanxi. In order to meet the new great struggle, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China held a meeting of cadres at or above the regimental level. Mao Zedong representative the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China made an important speech at the meeting. Mao Zedong took to the podium and first looked at the Red Army soldiers present. Seeing these ragged, haggard, exhausted, sallow and emaciated Red Army cadres in front of him, he could not help but shed tears of sadness and joy.

He said with tears streaming down his face: "Although he lost the central base area and suffered defeat, he won in northern Shaanxi after all! Our team was short of people and suffered heavy losses. But the comrades who came here are all revolutionary seeds that have gone through hardships! Our cause is great and our future is bright. Now we have to start from scratch! "

Five, grab the stool

Uncle Wen, a famous local scholar, is very literary. He is indispensable for the weddings, funerals and celebrations of farmers nearby. He also opened an enlightenment hall at home, and there were more than 10 enlightened students nearby. There is also a story about Mao Zedong grabbing a bench in this enlightenment hall.

When Mao Zedong was three years old, he liked reading words. He knew them three times in a row and remembered them. One day, the Wutang opened by my uncle. He heard the sound of reading in the library, threw away the Xiao Mu hammer in his hand and ran straight to the classroom. His aunt failed to catch up with him. He ran into the classroom and grabbed the bench of a much taller student.

The students had to complain to Mr. Wang: "Mr. Wang's nephew sat on my bench." His aunt chased him here and put her arms around his nephew. When he saw his nephew Mao Zedong refused to hold the stool with both hands, his uncle grabbed the stool and almost knocked out his glasses.

Wen Jian wanted to study since he was young, so he had to find another bench and put a simple table for him to sit on. Since then, Mao Zedong has become an observer in the Enlightenment Hall, and has developed the habit of being studious, curious and diligent in writing and practicing.

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