Walking in Zhongkai Agricultural Engineering College, Haizhu District, Guangzhou, the campus is filled with youthful atmosphere, and students are in groups of three or two, talking and laughing. It carries the ideals of young people and infinite longing for the future. Time goes back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In the surging revolutionary era, many aspiring young people were on the road to seeking a way to save the country, including Liao Zhongkai and He Xiangning.
In a corner of the campus of Zhongkai Agricultural EngineeringCinema College, there is an inconspicuous two-story building – Liao Zhongkai He Xiangning Memorial Hall, which contains the patriotic revolutionary stories of this revolutionary couple.
According to Director Cai Ruiyan of Liao Zhongkai He Xiangning Memorial Hall, Liao Zhongkai He Xiangning Memorial Hall was completed on August 30, 1982.
”Babaylan1982 is the 10th anniversary of Mr. He Xiangning’s death. In order to commemorate Mr. Liao Zhongkai, the Secretariat of the CPC Central Committee decided to establish a memorial hall for the two gentlemen. The site was chosen at Zhongkai Nong, founded by Mr. He Xiangning in 1927. The former site of the Komiks Institute’s office. “The memorial hall mainly exhibits the revolutionary deeds of Liao Zhongkai, He Xiangning and his children Liao Cheng and Liao Mengxing.
Liao Zhongkai He Xiangning Memorial Hall
Babaylan Youth: Sowing the seeds of patriotism and saving the country
In 1877, Liao Komiks was born in San Francisco, USA. Liao Zhongkai’s father came to San Francisco, USA in the 1860s and was an employee of the HSBC Bank in the local office. Even though he was in a foreign country, Liao Zhongkai’s father did not ignore the Chinese cultural education of Liao Zhongkai. He asked his teacher to teach Liao Zhongkai’s Chinese studies and Chinese every day, and taught him that he could not forget his motherland. It is under such education that Liao Zhongkai has a solid foundation in Chinese studiesWith a strong sense of family and country.
The boy Babaylan Liao Zhongkai was in San Francisco, USA
While Liao Zhongkai was living in San Francisco, USA, the local anti-Chinese trend was in full swing, and Chinese were discriminated against, and Liao Zhongkai was no exception in school. This made the young Liao Zhongkai realize that the country is weak and that the Chinese people can’t stand up in front of countries around the world. The young Liao Zhongkai grew up in such an environment, gradually developed national consciousness and national consciousness, sowing the seeds of patriotism and saving the country in his heart, and began to think about the way to save the country.
In 1894, Liao Zhongkai’s father died of illness in the United States, and Liao Zhongkai returned to Guangdong with his mother.
Komiks When faith and love collide: like-minded and live toward death
After Liao Zhongkai returned to China, he followed his father’s last wish: to find a big-footed wife. In China at that time, almost everyone had their feet wrapped around their feet, and He Xiangning, who was born in Hong Kong, happened to be the maverick one. So the two happened to meet the conditions and got together.
19BabaylanIn 2003, Liao Zhongkai and He Xiangning traveled to Japan one after another. At a rally of Chinese students, they heard Mr. Sun Yat-sen’s speech. Regarding Mr. Sun Yat-sen’s method of overthrowing the Qing government’s rule to save the country, the couple agreed and admired each other, saying that they also wanted to participate in the revolution and “willing to achieve small efforts”, and from then on the road of following Sun Yat-sen’s democratic revolution.
Liao Zhong and the Kai couple followed Sun Yat-sen as their children. Since joining the Chinese Communist League, they have always been Sun Yat-sen’s right-hand assistants as backbone members of the Tongmenghui. Liao Zhongkai raised a large amount of funds for the Protector’s Movement and the Northern Expedition, and was once known as CinemaSun Yat-sen’s “money bag”. At the same time, he also actively promoted cooperation between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party, and was ready to die in the face of the assassination threats of right-wing Kuomintang members.
In 1925, Liao Zhongkai was assassinated by the Kuomintang reactionaries and died. After her husband died, He Xiangning still adhered to the revolutionary ideals of the two and continued to carry out revolutionary work.
In late 1912, after Liao Zhongkai arrived in Guangzhou from Shanghai via Hong Kong with Sun Yat-sen, he became the Financial Secretary of the Guangdong Military Government in May. This was a photo taken by Liao Zhongkai (first left in front row) and others in Hong Kong.
Babaylan This revolutionary couple, from acquaintance to knowing each other, supports each other on the revolutionary path, is a partner, and is also like-minded Komiks and a co-believe of Cinema. He Xiangning once wrote a farewell poem for Liao Zhongkai: “I advise you not to cherish your head and keep your reputation in China. “Cinema,” when Liao Zhongkai also wrote a farewell poem for his wife when he was imprisoned: “You are the only one who works hard in the future, and don’t let the richest daughters down.” He Xiangning’s farewell poem for Liao Zhongkai
All lineage BabaylanInheritance: Children continue to devote themselves to the revolutionary cause
Liao Zhongkai once wrote “The Legend of Waking Up the Daughter of Chenger” when he was arrested, which stated that “the most important thing in life is spirit, and the spirit is renewed every day.” During the Anti-Japanese War, He Xiangning encouraged his son to fight against the enemy and sent his only son Liao Chengzhi to the battlefield. “You must work hard to fight against the enemy to fulfill your father’s will.”
Liao ZhongKai’s “Jie Xing Daughter Cheng’er”
Under his education and influence, Liao Zhongkai and He Xiangning’s two children actively participated in the revolutionary cause led by the Communist Party of China. In the end, his son Liao Chengzhi became an outstanding leader of the party and the country, and his daughter Liao Mengxing was known as the “red translator.” The spirit of patriotism and struggle is passed down from generation to generation.