In 1975, Chiang Kai-shek died of illness in Taiwan Province, a month later Soong Mei-ling left Taiwan Province to live in the United States in the name of medical treatment, and then only occasionally went back to visit the deceased, after Chiang Ching-kuo's death, Soong Mei-ling settled in the United States for many years, she lived in a mansion on the Upper East Side of New York, still living a life of fine clothes and food, because she did not have children in her life, so many people are curious about how Song Meiling maintained her life after the death of her husband.
Since ancient times, the concept of raising children and preventing old age has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, but for people of Song Meiling's class, there is no need to consider this problem at all, because she is born into a famous family, and she has enjoyed all her glory and wealth all her life, even if she has no husband and children in her later years, she can still be pampered, her nephews and nieces have been taking care of her later life, and her savings and income are very impressive.
Although Chiang Kai-shek is gone, but Soong Mei-ling is still Mrs. Chiang, so the Taiwan provincial side will give Soong Mei-ling a living allowance every year, this money is enough for her living expenses, in addition to Song Meiling made many investments when she was young, such as she once invested in some overseas oil and gas companies, and later the profits of these companies are getting higher and higher, so Song Meiling can get a lot of dividends every year.
Song Meiling is still radiant every time she appears in her later years, her food, clothing, housing and transportation are very exquisite, she looks much younger than the real age, and she has also become the longest-lived person in the family, living to the age of 106, she is the first lady of the Republic of China's collection of antiques and jewelry is worth a lot, the wealth she has can not be spent in a lifetime, like her low-ranking woman, there is no need to worry about the pension problem.