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Why is it so difficult to change your class background?

Parents Zhou Shaogang and Wan.

Our biological mother has a nice name: Wan.

In, Zhang, the wife of Wan Qingxuan in Qinghe County, gave birth to a daughter, who was named Wan because she was born in winter. And because it ranks twelfth, it is called twelve aunts. Wan Tung-erh is smart and beautiful, cheerful and strong-willed, and is deeply loved by Grandpa Wan.

At that time, in Qinghe County, when Mr. Wan went out to visit friends and handle government affairs, there was a small sedan chair behind the green sedan chair, in which was his beloved daughter Wan. This was well known in Qinghe county at that time: Mr. Wan took his beloved daughter with him everywhere. The official sedan chair followed by a small sedan chair has almost become a scene in Qinghe County.

Dong Er is very clever and considerate. When her father is dealing with government affairs or meeting guests, she usually doesn't make trouble or play, but mostly listens quietly with her eyes wide open, like an adult. She has learned a lot of skills in dealing with affairs since she was a child, and she is becoming more and more sophisticated.

Dong Er has a personality since he was a child, and he is smart and stubborn. At that time, Dong Er refused to bind her feet because of her father's love, and there was nothing others could do. At an early age, she clamored for reading and writing. At that time, reading was a man's business, but with her efforts, she made an exception and let her study, which gave her some cultural knowledge.

Wan Tung-erh grew up and slowly showed her talents. With the encouragement of Wan's father, he took over the position of manager of Wan's mother Zhang. Because she is capable, selfless and uncompromising, she has managed dozens of people, old and young, in a few years.

Wan, who was only 20 years old, was entrusted by his father and married Zhou Shaogang, the second son of Mr. Zhou in Shanyang County. Zhou Shaogang's personality is easy-going, honest and sincere, but Wan Tung-erh is famous for his shrewdness and ability to manage Wan Fu. Therefore, Wan Tung-erh has been in charge of housework since he married Zhou Jia Courtyard in Yangshanma Lane. Wan Tung-erh didn't live up to her mother-in-law's trust, had conflicts with Zhou Fu's sister-in-law, and encountered difficulties in housework. "Please tell Aunt Shi clearly" has become everyone's mantra. And Dong Er will arrive at every invitation, and when he arrives, he will divide these household chores, even things that are difficult for an upright official to decide, cleanly and cleanly, so as to convince everyone.

In the second year of marriage with the Zhou family, she gave birth to a son. This is Zhou Enlai. At that time, her son was very rich, and Dong Er was the first to have a son, so she had a higher social status in Zhou Fu. Unfortunately, it didn't take long for my father-in-law Zhou to die, and Wanjia gradually declined. No matter how capable Dong Er is, there is nothing he can do. Dong Er, who was stubborn by nature, supported the whole week and finally fell ill in 1920. She tried to hide her illness, delayed treatment and died in the summer. Dong Er was only 3 1 year old this year (nominal age). It's a pity that he died. Wan Jia was very sad when she learned the news of her daughter's death. Zhang, his mother, forced Zhou Shaogang to build a nanmu coffin with five layers of hemp and seven layers of paint to make a decent Dojo. At that time, the Zhou family even had a problem eating, so where did the money come from? Although Zhou Shaogang was very passive towards Nuo Nuo, there was nothing he could do. Mrs. Wan never gives in and won't stop until she reaches her goal.

Finally, we had to put the coffin in the temple. It was not until 28 years later that Mrs. Wan died. With a sum of money saved over the years, Zhou Shaogang brought his wife's coffin back to Huai 'an and buried it in Zhou's ancestral home outside the east gate of Huai 'an.

My family is not rich, I have no money to marry a second wife, and I miss my beautiful and capable wife who died unfortunately. From then on, Zhou Shaogang lived alone and lived alone. After that, he took the portrait of his beloved wife Wan with him for a long time until he accidentally lost it in an unexpected situation.

Zhou Enlai has deep feelings for his mother. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War in, Zhou Enlai told many reporters in Chongqing: "For 35 years, I didn't go home. I think of the poplar rustling in front of my mother's grave, but I regret not reporting my kindness! " Since then, Zhou Enlai has repeatedly expressed his memory of his mother.

On the eve of the Spring Festival in 2008, Zhou Enlai gave his nephew Tuesday Cui a special task: to take the lead in changing customs and traditions, to return to his hometown on behalf of him, to level the Zhoujiazu grave in Huai 'an, to sink coffins on the spot, and to return farmland to fields. It is said that Wan Tung-erh's grave has also been leveled. It is said that local farmers, unwilling to level the grave of Premier Zhou's biological mother Wan Donger, quietly transported her coffin to the educated youth farm about meters southeast of Zhou Zufen for reburial. But because there was no tombstone and no one surrounded the grave, after three or four years, the grave was flattened and could not be found again.

Zhou Enlai's biological father Zhou Shaogang, formerly known as Yineng, was later renamed Shao Gang. Born in Shaoxing in, he is a "national student" with the title of "principal". This "national student" is the identity of spending money to donate. At that time, "China students" were considered to be very literate. Mainly official rank, it is six products, but also donated, and it is "official title, no position." After his father died, in order to make a living, Zhou Shaogang left his hometown and worked in Jiangsu, Hubei, Northeast China, Hebei and other places as an adjutant, tutor or clerk, sending and receiving documents. The saddest thing for Zhou Shaogang is that when his beloved wife Wan Donger died, he was not at home. At that time, he was making a living in Wuhan.

In, with the help of his brother Zhou Yigen, he went to Qiqihar and worked as a clerk in the Tobacco and Alcohol Bureau, earning a stable income. Around the April 12th Incident in 2006, during the most difficult days of Zhou Enlai's underground struggle in Shanghai, Zhou Shaogang risked his life to accompany his son and did some useful work for the revolution.

War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out in, and Zhou Enlai participated in the negotiations on behalf of Dangshen. Soon, the Eighth Route Army office in Hankou was established, and Zhou Shaogang and Deng's mother Yang Zhende came here successively. After Wuhan was occupied by the Japanese army, Zhou Shaogang and Yang Zhende arrived in Chongqing again.

In Hongyan Village, Chongqing, Zhou Shaogang, because of his age, only does small things such as guarding the door and sweeping the yard, but he gets along well with the staff and is like a family member.

In July, 2008, Zhou Shaogang suddenly fell ill in Hongyan office and had a high fever. He died on July 10. At that time, Zhou Enlai was hospitalized, only two or three days after the operation. As we all know, Zhou Enlai is a very emotional person, and he has always been very filial to his father. He was afraid that his mental illness would be bad for his condition and decided not to tell him for a while. Zhou Enlai saw the flaw. Hearing that his father had passed away for three days, Zhou Enlai turned pale with fear, and was too weak to bear after the operation. He immediately squatted on the ground. With everyone's help, he returned to the office. After seeing Deng, he was furious. "The old man died, why did you hide such a big thing from me? You don't know me for so many years? " Deng Dajie asked in tears. ...

That night, Zhou Enlai held a wake for his father until dawn.

After the funeral is announced, call for condolences, and wait for the national dignitaries to write or go to Hongyan for condolences.

Zhou Shaogang lived a wandering life, an unstable life and a poor and miserable life. He and his beloved wife gave birth to three brothers, Zhou Enshou.

Premier Zhou seldom talks about his father to his nephews and nieces. Only in August 2008, when he was talking to his relatives, he said, "I feel sorry for my father." In, before Zhou Enlai was about to be hospitalized, when his nephew Zhou Bingjun visited him in the West Flower Hall on business, he took the initiative to say this to his nephew: "I sympathize with your grandfather very much. He is honest, and his monthly salary in life does not exceed that of 30 yuan. But he has never done anything bad in his life and still protects me. " After Zhou Enlai's death, Deng gave his niece a shabby little black wallet and said, "Before liberation, when your uncle was doing underground work, because the goal of taking a briefcase to the streets was too great, he put important documents and letters in this small wallet and put them in his close-fitting coat pocket. There is also a photo of your grandfather in the clip. " Deng took out the photo and saw the words "Dad's portrait" written on the back of the photo.

Yu Xiang, born on March 5, 2008. Nickname, chaos. Used to be Feifei, Wu Hao, Shaoshan, Guan Sheng, etc. Originally from Shaoxing, Zhejiang, I was born in Huai 'an, Jiangsu. I entered Tianjin Nankai Middle School on 1996. Studying in Japan in. Back to China in. Participated in the May 4th Movement in Tianjin, organized the Enlightenment Society, and engaged in anti-imperialist and anti-feudal revolutionary activities. From to, he went to France and Germany to work and study, promoted this theory among China students and workers in Europe, and initiated and organized the China Youth Party (later renamed the China Youth League). Joined the China Party in (introduced by Zhang Shenfu and others), served as the secretary of the European General Branch of the China Youth League, participated in the leadership of the European General Branch, and played an important role in the early party building and league building. /kloc-0 returned from Paris in August, 1998. He served as director of Huangpu Military Academy, minister of the First Military Department of the National Revolutionary Army, chairman, standing committee member and minister of the Military Department of Guangdong-Guangxi District Committee, and presided over the establishment of the revolutionary armed Ye Ting regiment under the direct leadership of the Party. In February 2008 and June 10, he led the first and second expeditions to the east and made great contributions to consolidating and developing the revolutionary base areas in Guangdong and carrying out the Northern Expedition. In 2000, he taught military courses in Guangzhou Agricultural Movement Workshop, and in the winter of the same year, he went to Shanghai as the secretary of Jiangsu and Zhejiang District Committee. 1March, 993, led Shanghai workers to win the third armed uprising; In August, he led the Nanchang Uprising, fired the first shot at the reactionaries, made important contributions to the establishment of the army, and served as the secretary of the former enemy Committee in the uprising. At the meeting on August 7th of the same month, he was elected as an alternate member of the presidium. Attended the Sixth National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in and gave a report on military and organizational issues. Later, he insisted on underground work in Shanghai, served as organization minister and secretary, and published "Resolutely Eliminate All Non-proletarian Consciousness in the Party" and "Letter of Instruction to the Front Committee of the Red Fourth Front Army". After entering the revolutionary base in February 65438, he served as secretary of the Soviet Bureau, general political commissar of the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants, political commissar of the First Army and vice chairman of the revolution. In the spring of, he led and commanded the fourth anti-"encirclement and suppression" war and won a great victory. The correct line firmly supported by Zunyi meeting in June+10, 2008 has played a very important role in establishing the party's leading position in the whole party. After the Zunyi meeting, he still served as the vice chairman of the revolution and a member of the three-person military command group. In February 65438, as a plenipotentiary, he negotiated with the arrested persons in Xi 'an, and the Xi 'an incident was resolved peacefully. During the war, he served as the representative and secretary of the Southern Bureau, and served as the deputy minister of the Ministry, carrying out party affairs and United front work in Wuhan and Chongqing. In August 2008, he went to Chongqing to negotiate with him. After the signing of the agreement on October 10th, he led a delegation to stay in Chongqing and Nanjing. /kloc-returned to Yan 'an from Nanjing in October/October, 165438. In March 2006, when the army focused on attacking the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia border region, it moved to northern Shaanxi. In August of the same year, he served as vice chairman and acting chief of staff. In September, 2006, he took part in the three major battles of Liaoshen, Ping Jin and Huaihai, and served as the vice chairman and chief of staff in the same year 10, making immortal contributions to reactionary rule, armed capture and creation of new China.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), he served as Prime Minister, Minister (concurrently) and Vice-Chairman, First Vice-Chairman of China People's Political Consultative Conference, and Second and Third Chairmen. He is a member of the Fifth Committee, a member of the Sixth to Tenth Presidium, a secretary of the Sixth and Seventh Secretariats, a standing member of the Eighth to Tenth Presidium, a vice-chairman of the Eighth and Tenth Committees, and a deputy to the First to Fourth National People's Congress.

While handling the daily affairs of the party and the state, jointly formulate the line, principles and policies for party building; He personally presided over the formulation and implementation of several five-year plans for the development of the national economy. In, the policy of adjustment, consolidation, enrichment and improvement was put forward, and a series of measures were taken to successfully restore and develop the national economy. It also points out that the vast majority of intellectuals in China are already labor intellectuals, and science and technology play a key role in China's modernization and are of great significance to the construction. In international affairs, he participated in formulating and personally implementing major diplomatic decisions, put forward a series of specific principles and policies for diplomatic work, and creatively implemented the party's revolutionary diplomatic line. In 1920, he advocated the famous Five Principles of Peace.1In April 1996, he led a delegation from China to attend the first Asian-African Conference, which adopted the Ten Principles of the Bandung Conference based on the Five Principles of Peace. In, he attended the 22nd National Congress of the Soviet Union and fought resolutely against the internationalist movement of Khrushchev Group. In the book, I took the overall situation into consideration, worked hard, tried my best to continue the normal work of the party and the state, minimized losses, protected a large number of cadres inside and outside the party, and fought various forms of conspiracy with the group. On behalf of the Party, he put forward a grand plan to realize the modernization of agriculture, industry, national defense and science and technology in an all-round way in this century and make China's national economy walk in the forefront of the world. I have been working since I fell ill in 1990.

He died on 8 October, 65438/kloc-0, at the age of 77.