"The world is a big dream, how many autumn coolness will life be?" The red dust is faint, the rivers and mountains are long, and the prosperous scenery of the past has become empty in an instant. Seeing him rise up a tall building, watching his building collapse, red dust waking up, the mountain is still a mountain, the water is still water, but the personnel is no longer what it was. The children of the three Brothers of the Zhou family have very different fates, why are some of them so bumpy that they even break with their fathers?
Zhou Shuren and Zhou Zuoren
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In ancient times, there were Zhou Dunyi, and now there are Zhou Shuren and Zhou Zuoren, whose achievements seem to have crowned "Zhou" with countless glories, and the Zhou family has shone in history. The Zhou family has three sons, and the status of Zhou Shu and Zhou Zuoren in the literary world cannot be underestimated, but behind the glory of the two elder brothers, there is also the youngest son of the family, Zhou Jianren, who has worked tirelessly in the field of translation.
Zhou Shuren has always been a rebel in the darkness during the Republic of China, pseudonym Lu Xun, with a sharp pen to whip endless ugliness. His Xianglin sister-in-law, the leaping earth, and countless "human blood steamed buns" have stirred the hearts of countless people in the literary world. At the time of his death, the chairman of the committee personally wrote a tribute to this "warrior in the darkness.".
Compared with his eldest brother Lu Xun and younger brother, Zhou Zuoren's achievements were high but controversial. He once became the main force of the New Culture Movement with his theoretical ideas and creative practice, and because he had studied in Japan and was a Japanese wife, he also served as the director of the National University Library at the Nanjing Puppet Government Office, not only that, he was also required to provide literary manuscripts for Japanese newspapers every day, becoming a "traitor and literati", which was lamentable.
Zhou Shuren
As the youngest son in the family, Zhou Jianren endured more than the two elder brothers who were studying abroad. He was born at a time of turmoil in China, with his father dying early, his brother dongdu studying, and his mother alone and unattended. Zhou Jianren, who was eligible to go to Nanjing to study, remembered his mother and could only give up the opportunity to study at home.
Although Zhou Jianren's achievements in the literary world did not reach the height of the two brothers, he became a biologist and actively translated foreign related works. In the founding of New China, he was appointed deputy director of the General Administration of Publications, and later Became Vice Chairman of the National People's Congress and Vice Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and became a state-level cadre.
The fates of the three Zhou brothers are different, but there is no doubt that the ideological realm of the three of them, the national soul, the literati and traitors, and the officials to the vice-state level, are all beyond the reach of ordinary people. After cultivating the Qi family first, their children's fate is still very bumpy, and even they have a world-shaking quarrel with their father.
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The Zhou family had only three brothers in Lu Xun's generation, but in the next generation there were as many as 11 children. Lu Xun and Xu Guangping had a son named Hai Baby. He grew up under the care of his father and mother, but under the influence of literature, he became interested in the field of radio and became an expert in the field. He lived his life without controversy and lived in peace in his old age.
Zhou Zuoren and his Japanese wife, Hatanobuko, raised a total of three children, and the young daughter died due to a misdiagnosis by a quack doctor. The eldest son, Zhou Fengyi, once worked in the Beijing Library, and the eldest daughter, Zhou Jingzi, and her husband have been living in Xi'an, harmonious and happy.
Zhou Jianren and his first wife, Yu Taifangzi, had given birth to three men and a daughter, and the eldest son died shortly after birth, and after the birth of the eldest daughter, the life that was not rich became more and more difficult. Zhou Zuoren entrusted Hu Shi to find a formal job for his younger brother in Shanghai, and he also lived up to his trust and arranged for Zhou Jianren to work at the Commercial Press.
With a monthly salary of sixty yuan, the urgent need has been solved, and Zhou Jianren desperately wants to bring his wife and children to Shanghai to live together, and after several unsuccessful persuasions, he even went to Beijing to persuade his wife. However, Fangzi has always been reluctant to leave Badaowan, where she has lived for many years, and her sister, who has been dependent on her for many years, has always refused Zhou Jianren's invitation, claiming that she is determined not to go to Shanghai.
Around 1925, Zhou Jianhe and Wang Yunru, a former student in Shaoxing, lived together in Shanghai, and Wang Yunru gave birth to three daughters for him. There were four more people in the family, and Zhou Jianren's rich days began to slowly become tight again.
Sending money to Badaowan in Beijing every month is also becoming increasingly difficult. Lu Xun died in 1936, and the departure of his brother, who had always been beloved, dealt a heavy blow to Zhou Jianren. In time for his mother's eightieth birthday, he took Wang Yunru back to give his mother some comfort.
Yu Taifangzi, who had a youngest son, was shocked to see Wang Yunru, and she had a big fight with Zhou Jianren and Wang Yunru. The originally harmonious and happy husband and wife relationship broke down, and Zhou Fengsan and his father quarreled many times, making Zhou Jianren even reluctant to recognize him as a son.
The disharmony of the family caused Zhou Fengsan's sensitive heart to encounter major setbacks, both father and mother had threatened not to recognize their blood relationship with him, and he once felt no care from his parents.
Zhou Fengsan was caught between the two of them, and he was very depressed, and finally he could only choose to commit suicide by drinking bullets and ending his innocent life. The youngest daughter, Zhou Juzi, was also very unfortunate, coinciding with the Tangshan earthquake, and failed to escape from the clutches of the earthquake, leaving her life there forever.
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Zhou Jianren and Wang Yunru lived after him, Wang Yunru regarded himself as Lady Zhou everywhere, and Zhou Jianren had no objection. He has completely ignored his original wife and children who are looking forward to returning home in Beijing day and night, and even the living expenses are very perfunctory.
Wang Yunru's official appearance in the Zhou family ignited a war with smoke, and the big quarrel between Zhou Jianren and Yu Taifangzi not only left a huge shadow on Zhou Fengsan's young mind, but even made Zhou Feng'er dissatisfied and hostile to his father, who had always respected him.
At the scene where Zhou Jianren gave his mother a birthday, Zhou Feng'er, who had not controlled his emotions, suddenly rushed out from the inside with a Japanese saber in his hand, and raised his knife to split at Zhou Jianren.
If it were not for the people around him who pushed away Zhou Jianren in a hurry, Zhou Jianren would have been splashed with blood on the spot. Looking at the son's personality taught by the original wife, whose personality was very extreme, and then looking at the several well-behaved and clever daughters born to Wang Yunru, the balance in Zhou Jianren's heart was already tilted, and he felt even more cold. He broke with Yoshiko and never sent money to Badaowan again.
Later, Zhou Feng'er and Fangzi filed a lawsuit with the court, accusing Zhou Jianren of bigamy. The result of the court's final judgment was still biased in favor of Zhou Jianren, but it relieved the father-son relationship between Zhou Jianren and Zhou Feng'er.
I don't know when it started, but everyone in the world loves a saying: Life is a practice. Red Dust is a dojo of cultivation, this dojo is vast and complex, and not many people can cultivate to achieve positive results. Many people come into the world, are troubled by many evil feelings, lose their own lives, and bring interludes to the lives of others. And those who cultivate the right results are only less regretful when they leave, but they have lost the earthly debt.