Chairman Mao got another daughter at the age of 47, gave all his fatherly love to Li Ne, and watched her grow up little by little, study and work, get married and have children.
In 1972, at the age of 32, Li Ne gave birth to his own child, and although he was the daughter of the chairman, Li Ne was not rich at that time.
When Chairman Mao learned that he had become a grandfather again, he was both happy and distressed, and took out 8,000 yuan from his own manuscript fee and sent someone to send it to Li Ne.
Pictured: Li Ne
Whoever is a father does not feel sorry for his own children, and Chairman Mao is no exception.
Chairman Mao's father-daughter relationship with Li Ne
In August 1940, Li Ne was born in Yan'an, and the arrival of this little daughter made Chairman Mao's heart full of enthusiasm for the revolution a little more.
Unlike Chairman Mao's other children, because when she was a child in war, she was fostered in someone else's home, and as soon as Li Ne was born, Chairman Mao let her always follow him.
Whenever Chairman Mao buried his head in work and forgot to rest, Little Li Ne became the "killer weapon" of the staff around Chairman Mao.
The staff asked Li Ne to go to his office, and when Chairman Mao saw his little daughter, he would put down the work at hand, hold her to make her happy, or take her little hand out for a walk, which was Chairman Mao's short rest.
Pictured: Chairman Mao and Li Ne
In 1947, when Chairman Mao finally withdrew from Yan'an, he still did not hurry to take Li Ne with him, pointing to the bombers flying in the sky, letting her boldly listen to the sound of artillery and let her not be afraid, which was a kind of exercise for her.
On the way to evacuation, it was often necessary to march at night, and the road was rough, so Chairman Mao thought of a way: he sent someone to find an iron frame with a saddle, tied Xiao Li Ne to the iron frame, and the soldiers took turns carrying it, so as to evacuate Yan'an safely.
In the process of moving to northern Shaanxi, Chairman Mao had to send Li Ne to a peasant family on the Yellow River.
Despite the severity of the war, Chairman Mao did not forget to care about the news of his younger daughter, and Li Ne sent the graffiti he painted to Chairman Mao, which became a link between father and daughter.
More than half a year later, Chairman Mao finally came to pick up Li Ne, and the father and daughter happily hugged each other and did not want to give up.
There is also a special title between Li Ne and Chairman Mao, Chairman Mao calls her "big doll", and Li Ne mischievously calls Chairman Mao "Little Daddy".
After the victory of the war, Chairman Mao arranged for Li Ne to enroll in school, and in his spare time, he would personally go through his daughter's homework and personally choose the required reading list for his daughter.
For the four famous works, Chairman Mao will let the children read "Water Margin" first, because the story is strong and easy to understand, and then read "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Dream of the Red Chamber" later.
In 1959, Li Ne was admitted to the history department of Peking University, and like most students, Li Ne usually lived on campus and returned home on weekends.
As soon as Li Ne returned home, Chairman Mao would instruct the kitchen to make some delicious food, and he usually ate green vegetables.
After graduating from university, Li Ne entered the "People's Liberation Army Daily" as an editor, at this time Li Ne was 27 years old, and her marriage became Chairman Mao's most concerned.
Chairman Mao was promoted to grandfather
Chairman Mao first became a grandfather in 1962, when Li Min gave birth to her and Kong Linghua's first child in Zhongnanhai, Beijing.
Chairman Mao was very happy to know this, and put on his coat and went to see Li Min and his little grandson.
Li Min asked Chairman Mao to name the child, and at first Chairman Mao shirked it, saying that he should let the child's grandparents start.
Li Min said that the meaning of the child's grandparents was also to let Chairman Mao name him, so Chairman Mao named this little grandson "Kong Jining", which means to inherit Lenin's legacy.
Pictured: Chairman Mao and Li Min. and mrs
Li Ne is four years younger than Li Min, and at the age of 22, it is time to find a partner, Chairman Mao instructed Li Ne that if there are classmates who can talk, they can develop and develop, and Li Min has not cultivated feelings with his classmates.
When Li Ne was in school, he was busy with his studies, his grades were full of marks, and after work, he threw himself into his work, so that his life events were delayed again and again.
Chairman Mao has always advocated their free development in his treatment of his children, and it is good to find an ordinary person, not to find high-ranking cadres.
In 1970, Chairman Mao arranged for Li Ne to go to the "May Seventh Cadre School" in Jinggangshan for exercise, where Li Ne never put up shelves, worked in the fields, and carried water for his fellow villagers.
At this time, Li Ne has reached the age of establishment, and everyone around her has begun to worry about her marriage.
Chairman Mao, as a father, was no exception, and before Li Ne left, he advised: Choose from below and find an ordinary person.
During his studies at the "May Seventh Cadre School", Li Ne really met people who made his heart move.
Xu Ning is a waiter in the Beidaihe Management Office, a few years younger than Li Ne, and his education level is not as good as Li Ne, but Xiao Xu is enthusiastic and cheerful, and Li Ne's personality is very complementary, and Li Ne and he are very chatty.
After determining his feelings, Li Ne wrote a special letter to his father Chairman Mao, telling him about his love affair, and hoping that he would agree to marry xiao Xu.
Chairman Mao originally did not want Li Ne to find any high-ranking cadres, Xiao Xu was from a family of workers and peasants, and Li Ne himself liked it, so Chairman Mao naturally had no reason to oppose it, so he agreed to his daughter's marriage.
In September 1971, Li Ne and Xiao Xu held a simple wedding at the "May Seventh Cadre School", although Chairman Mao did not personally attend his daughter's wedding, but sent his trusted staff to be Li Ne's mother's family, and also brought a dowry to Li Ne.
This dowry is very special, it is a complete set of "The Complete Works of Marx and Engels", hoping that the young couple will continue to fight for communism.
Li Ne's wedding is simple and simple, if you do not say that Li Ne is Chairman Mao's daughter, it is estimated that everyone who looks at it thinks that this is the wedding of an ordinary person's family.
Chairman Mao used the fee to support his children
Li Ne and her husband lived for a period of time, and the various contradictions in their lives gradually appeared, and the differences in living habits and ideological levels were too great.
When the feelings rose to chai rice oil and salt, the rift was getting bigger and bigger, Li Ne and Xiao Xu were very rational people who treated feelings, and the two people decided to live apart for a while first, hoping to think about this relationship.
At this time, Li Ne found out that she was pregnant, but the child should not pay for the parents' feelings, so Li Ne still decided to give birth to the child.
A year after the birth of the child, Li Ne finally decided to follow his heart and divorce her husband.
Pictured: Li Min and Li Ne
In 1972, Li Ne returned to Beijing with her children, rented a yard and settled down, a single mother with a young child, and life can be imagined.
At the same time, Li Min also gave birth to a second child in Shanghai, a girl, and the whole family was very happy.
Fortunately, this female doll and Chairman Mao have a common feature, and they have a mole on their chin.
Li Min sent a picture of his daughter to Chairman Mao and asked his father to give him a name, Chairman Mao liked plum blossoms the most in his life, and combined the "Dong" character in his name, he named this little granddaughter "Kong Dongmei".
While being sensitive to Li, Chairman Mao did not forget his youngest daughter Li Ne.
Chairman Mao could not get out of his body for many reasons, so he asked Zhang Yaosi, a guard beside him, to visit Li Ne on his behalf.
Zhang Yaosi came to Li Ne's house, looked at the emaciated and haggard Li Ne, and couldn't help but feel pained.
At that time, Li Ne was alone with his children, with a salary of only a few tens of yuan a month, often unable to make ends meet, and his life was very poor.
After Li Ne saw Zhang Yaosi coming, he knew that Chairman Mao had sent him to visit him, and when Zhang Yaosi left, Li Ne told him with difficulty, hoping that his father would be able to help him.
After Zhang Yaosi returned home, he truthfully reported to Chairman Mao and hoped that the chairman could help improve the lives of the mother and son.
When any parent does not feel sorry for his children, Chairman Mao nodded and agreed, "Then take some money from my manuscript fee." ”
Chairman Mao's salary is not high, and usually a lot of excess expenditure comes from his manuscript fee, but even if it is his own writing fee, most of it is used to fund democrats and special expenses, and it is never spent indiscriminately.
Zhang Yaosi wrote a note to give Chairman Mao instructions, but Chairman Mao did not answer, asking Zhang Yaosi how much was appropriate?
Zhang Yaosi knew that Li Ne's life was really difficult this time, so he suggested that Chairman Mao receive 8,000 yuan from her.
8,000 yuan was also a huge amount of money at the time, enough to solve Li Ne's difficulties.
For his children, Chairman Mao has always been a kind of colleague, and he instructed Zhang Yaosi and also sent 8,000 yuan to Li Min and Mao Anqing, all of which were paid from his writing fees.
Pictured: Li Ne, Li Min, Liu Siqi and Shao Hua
Zhang Yaosi knew that Li Ne's situation was special, so he went to the bank in her name to get a passbook, deposited 5,000 yuan, and the remaining 3,000 yuan was handed over to Li Ne, so that Li Ne could spend it slowly.
With the help of his father, Li Ne's life slowly improved and he raised his children.
Until 1985, under the introduction of Li Yinqiao and his wife, Li Ne and Wang Jingqing, chief of staff of a military sub-district of the Kunming Military Region, met and knew each other and re-established a family.
After marriage, the two loved each other and lived a plain and happy life like ordinary people.
For his children, Chairman Mao was not only a great leader, but also a kind father!